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H5N1 Outbreak Infects Millions of U.S. Poultry
Federal agencies and Congress are grappling with an expanding H5N1 outbreak that has infected more than 19,000 wild birds, over 208 million poultry, and...
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Supreme Court Rejects Private Nondelegation Challenge
In 2025, the Supreme Court rejected a private nondelegation challenge involving universal service requirements for telecommunications carriers in Federal...
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Highway Trust Fund Nears Insolvency as Congress Weighs Options
A Congressional Research Service report on surface transportation reauthorization released September 8 projects the Highway Trust Fund's balance will...
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House Bill Provides $521M Less Than Census Bureau Request
The House Appropriations Committee's version of the Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies appropriations bill, which passed committee on May 13...
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NARFE Hires Alignment For Government Issues Lobbying
Alignment Government Strategies registered the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association (NARFE) as a new lobbying client, with a signed...
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Federal Oversight Gap in License Plate Reader Use
Congress is weighing how to regulate automated license plate readers (ALPR), surveillance technology that law enforcement agencies have deployed across the...
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Immigration Judges' Group Hires Alignment for Lobbying
The National Association of Immigration Judges has switched lobbying firms, moving from Meltsner Strategies LLC to Alignment Government Strategies....
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AEP Hires Hunton Andrews Kurth On Environmental Issues
American Electric Power Co. Inc. expanded its lobbying footprint in September 2026 by adding Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP to its roster of outside counsel. The...
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Homeland Security Cuts Fall Short of $10.5B Savings Claims
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) claimed that terminating contracts would save over $10.5 billion in costs, but a U.S. Government Accountability...
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House to Question Treasury Secretary on Global Financial Instability
The global financial system is sending mixed signals, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will take questions from Congress about what it all means. A...
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