309 verified articles across bills, Federal Register actions, Supreme Court opinions, and politician funding profiles.
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The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) announced it is considering granting an exclusive patent license to French firm Nulyn Science for mifepristone‑based treatments targeting hypercortisolism‑related insulin resistance.
Overview of Rep. Chip Roy's (TX-21) campaign contributions, supporting Super PAC spending, and his committee assignments in the House.
Overview of Rep. Veronica Escobar's (TX-16) campaign contributions, committee assignments and funding patterns.
Profile of Rep. Elizabeth Fletcher (D‑TX‑7): campaign funding sources, top donors, and her work on the Energy and Commerce Committee.
The Court held that the National Trust for Historic Preservation lacks the concrete, particularized injury required for standing to challenge the White House East Wing project, granting a stay of the injunction.
The Office of Management and Budget finalizes a rule that repeals Cost Accounting Standard 407 and moves a definition within 48 CFR part 99, bringing the standard into conformity with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.
The Transportation Department’s agencies have issued a final rule updating NEPA implementation regulations, incorporating recent statutory and judicial changes, after a 30‑day comment period.
The USPS issued a notice confirming the creation of System of Records 820.225 to track individuals, addresses, and Intelligent Mail barcodes on federal election ballot envelopes, following a final rule amendment to mailing standards.
Overview of Rep. Lance Gooden's (TX-5) campaign contributions, super‑PAC support, and his Judiciary and Armed Services committee work.
Overview of Rep. Daniel Crenshaw's (TX-2) campaign contributions, super‑PAC spending and his roles on Intelligence and Energy & Commerce committees.
Adriano Espailat's NY-13 campaign funding, top donors, and Appropriations committee role summarized with totals and analysis.
A presidential document issued by the Executive Office of the President on August 31, 2026 marks the fifth anniversary of the Abbey Gate attack. It serves as an official statement of remembrance and policy reflection.
A Presidential Document issued by the Executive Office of the President on August 31, 2026, titled “Further Ensuring Affordable Beef for the American Consumer.” The notice signals a high‑level policy focus on beef pricing without detailing specific regulatory actions.
On August 31, 2026, the Executive Office of the President issued a Presidential Document formally declaring a national emergency aimed at protecting the United States bulk-power infrastructure.
Overview of Rep. Elise M. Stefanik’s (NY‑21) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments in the House.
Overview of Rep. Yvette D. Clarke's (NY-9) campaign contributions, committee assignments, and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D‑NY‑8) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and lack of committee assignments for the 2024‑26 cycle.
A Presidential Document issued by the Executive Office of the President on August 31, 2026, titled “Further Ensuring Affordable Beef for the American Consumer.”
The Transportation Department finalizes a rule that allows freight cars to stay in service when their end-of-car cushioning unit (EOCC) has a functional unit condition indicator, even if oil droplets are present. The rule preserves repair requirements for units lacking the indicator.
The Transportation Department issued a final rule changing the required locomotive horn pattern at public highway‑rail grade crossings to a single blast, effective immediately.
Overview of Rep. Grace Meng's campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and her position on the House Appropriations Committee.
Overview of Rep. Paul Tonko's (NY-20) campaign contributions, Super PAC support, and his roles on the Energy & Commerce and Budget committees.
Overview of Rep. Gregory W. Meeks's campaign contributions, Super PAC spending, and his roles on Foreign Affairs and Financial Services committees.
On July 23, 2026 JetBlue and Spirit petitioned the Department of Transportation and FAA for an exemption allowing the sale of 22 operating authorizations at New York LaGuardia Airport. The notice announces the filing and requests public consideration of the request.
A Presidential Document released on August 31, 2026 by the Executive Office of the President has been published in the Federal Register. No abstract or detailed description is provided.
A new rule issued by the Department of Homeland Security on August 31, 2026 outlines procedures for affirmative asylum referrals that bypass the traditional interview step.
Overview of Rep. Josh Riley's (D‑NY, District 19) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments.
Overview of Rep. John W. Mannion's (NY-22, Democrat) campaign contributions, super-PAC spending, and his service on Education & Workforce and Agriculture committees.
Overview of Rep. George Latimer's (D-NY) District 16 funding, top donors, and committee assignments.
The Commerce Department issued a rule on August 28, 2026 that modifies how drone exports are regulated under U.S. export control laws. The rule aims to simplify compliance for exporters while maintaining security safeguards.
A presidential document issued by the Executive Office of the President on August 28, 2026, formally recognizing the legacy of Dolly Parton.
Overview of Rep. Laura Gillen's (D-NY, District 4) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments.
Overview of Rep. Michael V. Lawler (NY-17) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, committee assignments and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Nick Langworthy's (NY-23) campaign contributions, committee assignments, and funding patterns.
The FAA adopts a rule mandating rototest inspections of the forward and aft upper corner of the bulk cargo door on certain Airbus A320 and A321 airplanes after fatigue testing revealed cracks. The directive requires on‑condition actions to correct any findings.
The FAA adopted a rule requiring ultrasonic and detailed inspections of specific wing splice plates and related components on Boeing 787-8, 787-9, and 787-10 aircraft to address fatigue cracking.
The Federal Highway Administration has submitted a new information collection request to OMB for approval, as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act, and publishes a notice for public awareness.
Overview of Rep. Daniel Goldman’s campaign finance, top donors, and committee roles in the House.
Overview of Rep. Patrick Ryan's (D-NY-18) campaign contributions, independent expenditures and committee assignments, with total support of $3.44 M.
Overview of Rep. Claudia Tenney's (R‑NY) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments in the 118th Congress.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced a notice requesting public comment on a proposed information collection about driver monitoring systems for drowsiness detection, pending Office of Management and Budget approval.
On August 26, 2026, the DEA issued a temporary order placing three 7‑hydroxymitragynine‑related compounds and all their analogues in Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act to prevent an imminent public‑safety hazard.
The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights announces a public Zoom meeting of its New York Advisory Committee to discuss discrimination against Jews on college campuses since October 7, 2023.
Overview of Rep. Thomas Suozzi's (D‑NY‑3) campaign contributions, Super PAC activity, and Ways and Means Committee service.
Overview of Rep. Jerrold L. Nadler's (NY-12) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments.
Ritchie John Torres, Democrat NY-15, campaign funding, top donors, committee roles and financing overview.
The Court affirmed the government’s request for a stay, holding that the states cannot sue over the President’s election‑integrity executive order because they lack concrete injury and the claim is not ripe.
On August 25, 2026 the Office of Personnel Management issued a correction to its August 3 final rule on reduction in force, fixing clerical mistakes in the amendatory instructions and regulatory text.
The Surface Transportation Board has filed a 30‑day notice that it will request an OMB extension to continue collecting data on fuel costs, consumption, and surcharge revenue under the Paperwork Reduction Act.
The Office of Personnel Management issued a correction on August 25, 2026, fixing typographical and structural errors in its August 3 final rule on suitability action appeals. The correction does not change substantive policy.
Overview of Rep. Nicole Malliotakis's (NY-11) campaign contributions, super‑PAC support, and committee assignments with total funding details.
Overview of Rep. Ocasio‑Cortez's (NY‑14) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and Energy & Commerce Committee service.
Overview of Rep. Greg Steube's (FL-17) campaign contributions, committee assignments, and funding patterns.
The Commerce Department issued a notice on August 24, 2026 announcing Ichor Systems, Inc.'s proposed semiconductor equipment production within Foreign‑Trade Zone 183. The filing informs stakeholders of the intended activity under the FTZ program.
On August 24, 2026, the U.S. Energy Department published a Combined Notice of Filings, aggregating multiple submissions submitted to the agency.
The Energy Department published a notice on August 24, 2026 announcing an application filed by Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America LLC and Horizon Pipeline Company, L.L.C., and setting the deadline for public intervention.
Overview of Rep. Darren Soto's (D-FL) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, committee assignments and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Neal P. Dunn's (FL-2) campaign contributions, committee assignments, and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Daniel Webster's (FL-11) campaign contributions, Super PAC support, and committee assignments, with total support of $492,410.
The Interior Department’s notice dated August 24, 2026 revises its NEPA implementing procedures by creating a new categorical exclusion for timber salvage harvest. The change is published as a notice in the Federal Register.
The Interior Department issued a notice on August 24, 2026 revising its NEPA procedures to include a new categorical exclusion for forest and woodland density management. The change is published in the agency’s Handbook of NEPA Implementing Procedures, Appendix 2.
The Energy Department issued a notice establishing a reasonable timeframe for Bangor‑Pacific Hydro Associates to submit its water quality certification application. The notice was published on August 24, 2026.
Overview of Rep. Frederica S. Wilson’s (D‑FL, District 24) campaign contributions, super‑PAC support, and her committee assignments.
Detail of Rep. Kathy Castor (D‑FL, District 14) campaign contributions, top donors, and committee work, with combined support of $714,037.
Overview of Rep. Gus Bilirakis's (FL-12) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments, with total support of $806,961.
The notice, published on August 24, 2026, informs the public that the Department of Commerce is beginning administrative reviews of antidumping and countervailing duties. It signals the start of a procedural step in trade remedy enforcement.
The Treasury Department has issued a proposed rule addressing how employers may handle contributions to Trump accounts and the nondiscrimination requirements for dependent care assistance programs.
The EPA has issued a proposed rule to address a petition from New Hampshire under Clean Air Act Section 176A, published on August 24, 2026. The document outlines the agency's intended response and invites public comment.
Overview of Rep. Jimmy Patronis's (FL-1) campaign contributions, Super PAC support, and committee assignments in the House.
Overview of Rep. Mike Haridopolos (FL‑08) 2025‑2026 campaign contributions, supporting Super PACs, and his Science and Financial Services committee work.
Details on Rep. Scott Franklin's (FL-18) campaign contributions, top donors, and his roles on Science, Space, and Appropriations committees.
The Commerce Department has issued a notice seeking comments on procedures for steel and aluminum producers to submit data to the OMB for tariff adjustments under Proclamation 10984.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission issued a notice regarding meetings under the Sunshine Act, published on August 21, 2026. It informs the public about procedural aspects of such meetings.
The Health and Human Services Department’s Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health (HRSA) has posted a notice inviting public comment on its planned information collection for the Faculty Loan Repayment Program, as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act.
Overview of Rep. Cory Mills' (FL-7) campaign contributions, committee assignments and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Laurel Lee's (FL-15) campaign contributions, super‑PAC support, and committee assignments with a total funding of $2.11 million.
Overview of Rep. Maxwell Alejandro Frost's (FL-10) campaign contributions, independent expenditures and committee assignments.
The Agriculture Department announces a September 17, 2026 public meeting to present and solicit comments on draft U.S. positions for the 11th Session of the Codex Committee on Milk and Milk Products, which will occur by correspondence through October 29, 2026.
The International Trade Commission announced an Initial Determination on a Section 337 violation concerning certain wireless communications devices and is requesting public‑interest comments on proposed remedies and bonding.
The FAA proposes an airworthiness directive requiring inspection of large forward cargo door split frames on certain Boeing 787‑8 airplanes due to potential non‑conforming material. Comments are open as of the August 20, 2026 publication.
Aaron P. Bean's campaign funding overview: direct PAC contributions total $655,905, zero super‑PAC spending, and his Ways and Means committee role.
Overview of Rep. Brian Mast's campaign contributions, top donors, and committee leadership, including total support of $901,975.88.
Overview of Rep. John Rutherford's (FL-5) campaign contributions, super‑PAC support, and Appropriations Committee service.
A Presidential Document issued by the Executive Office of the President on August 19, 2026 outlines adjustments to the import regime for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and related components.
The Energy Department issued a notice authorizing Erie Boulevard Hydropower, L.P. to continue operating its project. Published on August 19, 2026, the document signals ongoing regulatory approval.
The Energy Department published a notice on August 19, 2026, authorizing Pacific Gas & Electric Company to continue operating specified projects. The notice does not include an abstract, so details are drawn from the title and document type.
Overview of Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart's (FL-26) campaign contributions, zero independent expenditures, and his Vice Chair position on the House Appropriations Committee.
Overview of Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar's (FL-27) campaign contributions, committee assignments, and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Mike Levin's (D-CA) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and Appropriations Committee service.
The Export-Import Bank invites public and agency comments on a new information collection related to claim and proof of loss documentation, as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act.
The DOJ amends its organizational regulations to create a new National Fraud Enforcement Division, defining its authority and structure. This final rule takes effect immediately after publication on August 18, 2026.
The TVA has issued a notice concerning meetings subject to the federal Sunshine Act, informing the public of upcoming or ongoing compliance obligations.
Overview of Rep. Jimmy Gomez's (D‑CA‑34) direct contributions, Super PAC support, committee assignments and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Lou Correa's campaign contributions, Super PAC support, and his roles on Homeland Security and Judiciary committees.
Overview of Rep. Salud O. Carbajal (D‑CA‑24) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments, with total support of $693,874.54.
A Federal Reserve System notice issued on August 17, 2026 announcing forthcoming information about formations, acquisitions, and mergers involving bank holding companies.
A notice issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 17, 2026 concerning Northern Lights Fund Trust and Ocean Park Asset Management, LLC. The filing provides regulatory information but lacks a detailed abstract.
The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a notice on August 17, 2026 announcing meetings governed by the Sunshine Act. The notice informs the public of scheduled sessions and procedural details.
Overview of Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman’s (D-NJ-12) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, top donors and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Brad Sherman’s (D‑CA‑32) campaign contributions, supporting Super PAC activity, and his roles on the Foreign Affairs and Financial Services committees.
Overview of Rep. Kevin Mullin's campaign contributions, super PAC support, and Energy and Commerce Committee work.
The Commerce Department issued a notice on Aug. 17, 2026 announcing Coilcraft, Inc.’s proposal to begin ferrous iron pre‑fabrication production within Foreign‑Trade Zone 176, Princeton, Illinois.
The State Department issued a notice on August 17, 2026 delegating authority to the Assistant Secretary of Economic, Energy, and Business Affairs to review and deny requests for reconsideration of sanctions designations.
The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT requests OMB approval for a three‑year generic collection of routine customer feedback on TEFCA monitoring activities, with a 30‑day public comment period.
Overview of Rep. Josh Harder (D-CA-9) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and role on the House Appropriations Committee.
Overview of Rep. Jimmy Panetta's (D‑CA‑19) campaign contributions, independent expenditures and committee assignments.
Overview of Rep. Mark Desaulnier's campaign contributions, super PAC support, and committee assignments in the House.
A notice issued by the SEC on August 17, 2026 concerning the Parvin Decentralized Fund and its manager, Parvin Fund Management, LLC. The document announces an SEC action or filing related to these entities.
The Treasury Department proposes to eliminate the Form 1041-A reporting requirement for trusts whose only charitable contribution deduction comes from passthrough entities, and to clarify filing rules for split‑interest trusts.
The FAA proposes to eliminate the Class E airspace surrounding Diamond "O" Ranch Airport in Santa Elena, Texas, after instrument procedures were canceled and the local radio beacon decommissioned. Comments are invited before the rule is finalized.
John Garamendi, Democrat from CA-08, profile of direct contributions, Super PAC support, and committee assignments with funding analysis.
Overview of Rep. Thomas McClintock (R-CA-5) campaign contributions, independent expenditures and committee assignments.
Overview of Rep. Doris Matsui's (CA-07) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and role on the Energy and Commerce Committee.
A Presidential Document issued by the Executive Office of the President on August 14, 2026 outlines a national approach to establishing gold‑standard vaccine recommendations for children in the United States.
A Presidential Document issued by the Executive Office of the President on August 14, 2026, formally extending an existing national emergency that governs U.S. export control measures.
On August 14, 2026, the FDA issued a notice stating that ANSAID (flurbiprofen) 50 mg and 100 mg tablets were not withdrawn from sale for safety or effectiveness reasons, enabling future ANDA approvals.
Overview of Nancy Pelosi's direct contributions, independent expenditures and total support for her House seat in CA-11.
NYDIA M. Velazquez's campaign funding, top donors, and committee roles in the House Small Business and Financial Services committees.
Overview of Rep. Rohit Khanna's (D-CA-17) campaign contributions, Super PAC support, and committee assignments.
The EPA proposes to approve Virginia's SIP revision that makes parts of Revision D22 federally enforceable, shifts permit‑issuing authority from the State Air Pollution Control Board to VADEQ, and adds public comment procedures for controversial permits.
The FAA proposes a new AD requiring inspection and replacement of nose landing gear sliding tubes on numerous Airbus A318‑A321 models due to overheating and cracking, and bans installation of affected parts.
The FAA has issued a proposed rule requiring repetitive checks for leaks on fuel low pressure shut‑off valves and replacement of faulty parts on specific Airbus A330 and A340 airplanes. Comments are invited before the rule is finalized.
Norma Torres' campaign finance profile shows $812,022 total support from PACs and super PACs, detailing top donors and her House Administration and Appropriations duties.
Summary of Rep. Derek Tran's (D‑CA) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and House committee assignments.
Overview of Rep. Luz Rivas (D‑CA‑29) campaign contributions, supporting Super PAC spending, and committee assignments.
The Health and Human Services Department announced a notice inviting licensees to obtain a CRISPR‑edited MC38 B2m knockout cell line for studying tumor resistance to PD‑1/PD‑L1 checkpoint blockade. The tool is intended to facilitate research on checkpoint‑refractory cancers and alternative immunotherapies.
The OCC and FDIC propose rule changes to sharpen CRA goals, improve grant targeting, lessen burdens on community banks, and clarify CRA consideration procedures. The proposal was published on August 12, 2026 as a Proposed Rule.
On August 12, 2026, the Merit Systems Protection Board finalized a rule eliminating its authority over certain employee appeal categories, while preserving jurisdiction over Foreign Service RIF appeals.
Overview of Rep. Dave Min's (D‑CA‑47) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments.
Details on Rep. Sam T. Liccardo's campaign contributions, Super PAC spending, and his service on the House Financial Services Committee.
Overview of Rep. Adam C. Gray (D‑CA‑13) campaign contributions, independent expenditures and his Natural Resources and Agriculture committee work.
A Presidential Document issued by the Executive Office of the President on August 11, 2026, addressing adjustments to the import of polysilicon and related products.
On August 11, 2026, the DEA published a proposed rule to reclassify three insomnia drugs—suvorexant, lemborexant, and daridorexant—from Schedule IV to Schedule V, triggering the lower regulatory regime for those substances.
A Presidential Document issued by the Executive Office of the President on August 11, 2026 formally designates August 7, 2026 as National Purple Heart Day. The proclamation acknowledges the sacrifice of service members awarded the Purple Heart.
James Gallagher's campaign funding, top donors, and committee assignments for California's 1st district.
Overview of Rep. Laura Friedman's campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments for CA‑30.
Overview of Rep. Vince Fong's (CA-20) campaign contributions, supporting Super PAC spending, and committee assignments in the 2024‑2026 Congress.
The Department of Homeland Security has issued a non‑substantive technical amendment to its immigration bond rules, removing outdated form numbers and job titles and clarifying language. The changes are editorial and impose no new requirements.
The Transportation Department's FAA has issued a proposed rule to establish Class E airspace at Mason District Hospital Heliport in Havana, Illinois, to support new instrument procedures and IFR operations.
A Presidential Document issued by the Executive Office of the President on August 10, 2026, announcing the continuation of U.S. drug interdiction assistance to Colombia. The notice formalizes ongoing cooperation in counter‑narcotics operations.
Overview of Rep. Gilbert Cisneros (D‑CA‑31) campaign contributions, independent expenditures and his Small Business and Armed Services committee work.
Overview of Rep. Sydney Kamlager‑Dove’s (D‑CA‑37) 2023‑2024 campaign contributions, independent expenditures and committee assignments.
Overview of Rep. Jay Obernolte's (R‑CA‑23) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments.
The Council released a notice on August 10, 2026 announcing revised procedures for applying the National Environmental Policy Act to its restoration projects. The updated guidance is posted on the Council’s website.
The FCC’s proposed rule seeks to amend the TV Allotments Table by replacing UHF channel 20 with VHF channel 10 for KENV-DT, using the station’s existing technical parameters to maintain service in Elko, Nevada.
The Treasury Department issued a final rule establishing backup‑withholding requirements for reportable payments made through third‑party settlement organizations. It implements recent statutory changes affecting such transactions.
Overview of Rep. John R. Carter's (TX‑31) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and his role as Chair of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Military Construction.
Overview of Rep. Julie Johnson (D‑TX, District 32) campaign contributions, Super PAC support, and committee assignments in the 118th Congress.
Summary of Rep. Greg Casar (D‑TX‑35) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments.
The FAA proposes to extend the existing medical exemption to military pilot trainees, eliminating the need for a civilian third‑class medical certificate while keeping safety standards. Comments are open as of the August 10, 2026 publication.
The FAA is proposing to create Class E airspace at Ranch at Double Gates Airport in Coleman, Texas to support new instrument procedures and IFR operations, and is seeking public comment.
The FMCSA seeks to codify the English language proficiency driver‑qualification rule as an out‑of‑service violation, aligning FMCSR with CVSA’s North American Standard OOS Criteria. Comments are open following the Aug. 10, 2026 publication.
Overview of Rep. Alexander Green (D‑TX‑9) campaign contributions, committee assignments, and funding sources.
Overview of Rep. Nick Lalota's (NY-1) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments in the House.
Amerish Bera's campaign funding overview, detailing direct contributions, Super PAC support, and analysis of donor patterns for the CA-6 representative.
The Department of Commerce invites comments for 60 days on a proposed revision to the Survey of Income and Program Participation before submitting the collection request to OMB, as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act.
The FCC seeks comment on a rule that would create a rebuttable presumption against state and local delays, cap fees to actual costs, and prohibit extra requirements for wireline infrastructure, aiming to streamline modern broadband rollout.
The FCC released a Third Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to tighten security controls over communications equipment, including new list categories, SBOM requirements, and liability rules. Comments are open as of August 7, 2026.
Overview of Rep. Julia Brownley's (D-CA) campaign contributions, supporting Super PACs, and her committee assignments in the House.
Overview of Rep. Jared Huffman's campaign contributions, Super PAC support, and his roles on Natural Resources and Transportation committees.
Overview of Rep. Maxine Waters (D‑CA‑43) campaign contributions, super‑PAC spending, and her role as Ranking Member of the House Financial Services Committee.
A notice from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, published on August 6, 2026, announces a submission to the Office of Management and Budget and solicits public comments.
The EPA proposes to approve Arizona's PSD provisions for ADEQ, Maricopa and Pinal counties while disapproving those for Pima County, affecting how the 2012 fine particulate matter standard is implemented in the state.
The FAA's proposed rule seeks to modify Class D and Class E airspace around Morgantown Municipal Airport to align with current FAA orders and support IFR procedures, opening for public comment.
Overview of Rep. George Whitesides' (D-CA) campaign contributions, independent expenditures and committee assignments in the House.
Overview of Rep. Lateefah Simon's (D-CA-12) campaign contributions, Super PAC support, and committee assignments in the House.
Overview of Rep. Henry C. Johnson's (GA‑04) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and lack of committee assignments.
The FDA has denied Micro‑Tracers, Inc.'s objections to a color additive petition and lifted the administrative stay, allowing the repeal of regulations governing FD&C Red No. 3 to take effect.
The CDC announced a single-source grant of approximately $1 million for FY 2026 to HJF Medical Research International, Inc. in Kenya, with continuation funding for years 2‑5 subject to availability.
The FAA seeks to replace the current itemized list for onboard emergency medical kits with a performance-based standard, aiming for greater flexibility while ensuring crews can handle common medical emergencies. The proposal also removes an outdated 2004 kit reference and fulfills the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024 mandate.
Overview of Rep. Kim Young's (CA-40) campaign contributions, super‑PAC spending, and committee assignments in the 2024 cycle.
Overview of Rep. Sara Jacobs's (D-CA-51) campaign contributions, super PAC support, and committee assignments in the House.
Overview of Rep. Ted Lieu’s (D‑CA‑36) campaign contributions, super‑PAC spending, and his Judiciary and Foreign Affairs committee assignments.
The PHMSA amends the Hazardous Materials Regulations to incorporate DOT special permits 12412 and 11646, reducing paperwork and maintaining safety. The rule becomes effective immediately upon publication.
The Department of Transportation delays enforcement of several wheelchair‑related liability, training, notification, and fare‑reimbursement rules, and pauses a 12‑month hands‑on flight‑attendant training requirement for lavatory accessibility until a new rule is finalized.
Overview of Rep. Pete Aguilar's campaign contributions, super PAC spending, and his role on the House Appropriations Committee.
Scott Peters' campaign finance profile: direct PAC contributions, supporting Super PAC spending, top donors, and his role on the Budget and Energy & Commerce committees.
Overview of Rep. Darrell Issa's (CA-48) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments.
Overview of Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's (FL-13) campaign contributions, supporting Super PAC spending, and committee assignments in the U.S. House.
Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) office, funding sources and committee assignments, detailing direct contributions, Super PAC support and total amount.
Overview of Rep. Lois Frankel's (D-FL) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and Appropriations Committee assignment.
Overview of Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz's (FL-25) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments, with totals and top donors.
Overview of Rep. Nanette Barragan (D‑CA‑44) campaign contributions, supporting Super PAC spending, and her work on the Energy and Commerce Committee.
Overview of Rep. Linda Sanchez's (CA‑38) campaign contributions, super‑PAC support, and Ways and Means Committee work.
Ken Calvert, Rep. CA-41 since 1993, serves on Appropriations and chairs the Defense Subcommittee. This page details his direct donors, Super PAC activity, and total support.
Overview of Sanford Bishop's campaign financing, top donors, and financial support for Georgia's 2nd District.
Overview of Rep. Christopher Deluzio's campaign contributions, independent expenditures and lack of committee assignments.
Profile of Rep. Juan C. Vargas (D‑CA‑52) detailing campaign contributions, super‑PAC activity and his Financial Services Committee assignment.
Details on Rep. Mark Takano’s (D‑CA‑39) campaign contributions, Super PAC support, and his service on the Veterans’ Affairs and Education & Workforce committees.
Summary of Rep. David Valadao (CA-22) campaign contributions, supporting and opposing Super PAC spending, and his House committee assignments.
Overview of Rep. Judy Chu's campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments in the U.S. House.
Overview of Rep. Robert Garcia's (D-CA-42) fundraising, top donors, and committee assignments, with total support of $420,047.64.
Overview of Rep. Lloyd Doggett's campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments in the U.S. House.
Overview of Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon's (D-PA-5) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, top donors and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Matthew Van Epps's (TN-7) campaign contributions, committee assignments, and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Byron Donalds's (FL-19) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments in the House.
Randy Fine's 2025‑2026 funding profile: direct contributions, super‑PAC support, committee roles, and donor analysis.
Dwight Evans (D‑PA, 3rd District) campaign finances: $434,900 direct contributions, $19,923 supporting independent expenditures, total $454,823.
James Walkinsaw (D-VA-11) campaign finance details, top donors, and committee assignments for the 2025‑2027 House term.
Profile of Rep. Virginia Ann Foxx (R‑NC‑5) covering direct campaign contributions, zero independent expenditures, and her committee assignments.
Profile of Rep. Mike Thompson (D-CA) detailing campaign contributions, super PAC support, and his role on the House Ways and Means Committee.
Overview of Rep. Dale Whitney Strong's (AL-5) campaign contributions, committee assignments and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick's (PA-1) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments.
Summary of Rep. Andrew Garbarino's (R‑NY‑2) campaign contributions, supporting super‑PAC spending, and his leadership on Homeland Security and Financial Services committees.
Overview of Rep. Troy A. Carter Sr.'s campaign contributions, Super PAC support, and committee assignments in the U.S. House.
Overview of Rep. Jim Costa's (D-CA) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and his roles on the Agriculture and Foreign Affairs committees.
Overview of Rep. Michael Mccaul's campaign contributions, Super PAC spending, and committee assignments in Texas's 10th district.
Overview of Rep. Carlos Gimenez's (FL-28) campaign contributions, committee assignments, and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Kevin Kiley's campaign contributions, Super PAC support, and committee assignments in California's 3rd district.
Overview of Rep. Riley Moore's (R‑WV, District 2) campaign contributions, super‑PAC support, and role on the House Appropriations Committee.
Overview of Rep. Joe Wilson's (SC-2) campaign contributions, committee assignments, and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Zoe Lofgren's campaign contributions, supporting super PAC spending, and her roles on the Science, Space & Technology and Judiciary committees.
Overview of Rep. Kat Cammack (FL-3) campaign contributions, supporting Super PAC activity, and her service on Agriculture and Energy & Commerce committees.
Details on Rep. David Taylor (OH-2) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and his Agriculture and Transportation committee work.
Overview of Rep. Joseph D. Morelle’s (NY‑25) campaign contributions, donor profile, and committee assignments.
Overview of Rep. Madeleine Dean's (D-PA-4) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments.
The Department of Health and Human Services announced a notice that re‑establishes a data‑matching program between the VA and State Public Assistance Agencies, allowing states to receive veterans' compensation and pension information for eligibility determinations.
The Department of Labor issues a notice withdrawing a recently approved revision to OMB Control Number 1205‑0521 and will continue using the prior collection requirements while preparing a proper PRA notice.
The Labor Department has submitted a notice to OMB requesting approval for a quarterly progress report required of grantees of OSHA's Susan Harwood training grants, inviting public comment.
S.4655, introduced by Sen. John Cornyn, would give the Farm Credit Administration discretion to extend the standard 18‑month examination cycle to 24 months for low‑risk Farm Credit System institutions.
Overview of Rep. Brendan F. Boyle's (PA-2) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments.
Overview of Rep. Lisa McClain’s (MI‑9) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and committee assignments.
Overview of Rep. Timothy Kennedy's (D‑NY, District 26) campaign contributions, Super PAC support, committee assignments and funding patterns.
The Department of Labor’s Mine Safety and Health Administration seeks public comment on extending its Mine Accident, Injury and Illness Report and Quarterly Mine Employment and Coal Production Report under the Paperwork Reduction Act.
Notice from the SEC requesting public comment on a proposed extension of the information collection requirements under Rule 15c1-6.
A Federal Register notice issued by the Unified Carrier Registration Plan announcing upcoming Sunshine Act meetings, published on July 27, 2026.
S. 1383, introduced by Sen. Rick Scott, would require documentary proof of U.S. citizenship and photo ID for federal election registration, imposing new verification and reporting duties on states.
The bill would double the limitation period for civil and criminal export‑control violations from five to ten years and define a charging letter as the start of a proceeding.
H.R. 7024 would delay the implementation of a 2025 amendment to the federal definition of hemp products, keeping the new limits on THC concentrations in place for an additional two years. The legislation has been referred to the House Subcommittee on Forestry and Horticulture as of May 20, 2026.
S.1518, introduced by Sen. Gillibrand, aims to rename the Saratoga National Historical Park as Saratoga National Battlefield Park and is currently placed on the Senate calendar.
Overview of Rep. Vernon Buchanan's (FL-16) campaign contributions, independent expenditures, and his role on the Ways and Means Committee.
Overview of Rep. Stephen Lynch's (D-MA-8) campaign contributions, committee assignments, and funding patterns.
Overview of Rep. Ryan Edward Mackenzie’s campaign contributions, super PAC spending, and committee assignments in Pennsylvania’s 7th district.
The Court ruled that federal district courts lack jurisdiction to review state‑court judgments even when those judgments are still subject to state appellate review, affirming a 5‑4 decision.
The Court held that the Second Circuit overstepped AEDPA's constraints by granting habeas relief based on Seibert, and it reversed the decision per curiam.
The Department of Labor’s Mine Safety and Health Administration is inviting public comment on a proposed extension of its data collection for mine escape and evacuation plans, as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration seeks public comment on extending its information collection on hoist operators' physical fitness, aiming to reduce paperwork and respondent burden under the Paperwork Reduction Act.
The Labor Department’s Mine Safety and Health Administration is inviting public comment on a proposed extension of its data‑collection burden for reporting safety defects, examinations, corrections, and related records, as part of its Paperwork Reduction Act pre‑clearance process.
S.4632, sponsored by Sen. James Lankford, proposes automatic continuing appropriations at the prior‑year rate to avert federal shutdowns when FY funding lapses.
Joint Resolution HJRES 1 in the 119th Congress seeks a constitutional amendment, citing Article V, to fix the size of the United States Supreme Court at nine justices, one Chief Justice and eight Associates.
The Campaign Finance Transparency Act (HR 8720) would require political committees to collect card verification codes and billing ZIP codes for internet donations and would remove the $200 disclosure floor. The measure has passed the House Administration Committee and is now on the Union Calendar.
The SAFEGUARDS Act directs the first $500 million of annual passenger security fees to an Aviation Security Capital Fund and the next $250 million to a new checkpoint technology fund, funding upgraded baggage screening and checkpoint systems.
The bill would require NIST to develop best‑practice guidelines and technical standards for nucleic acid synthesis screening, addressing biosecurity risks associated with DNA and RNA engineering.
The Court held that the proper measure of just compensation after a tax foreclosure is the auction price, not the property's fair‑market value, and rejected an Eighth Amendment excessive‑fine claim.
The Court held that state prison employees cannot be sued in their personal capacities under RLUIPA unless they voluntarily consented to the statute's suit‑answering condition, affirming a 6‑3 majority. The decision hinges on the Spending Clause's consent requirement.
The PRC issued a notice on July 24, 2026 informing the public of a Postal Service motion to partially waive rules governing applicability, data sources, and calculation of density rate authority for market‑dominant products. The notice seeks comments and outlines next procedural steps.
The USTR issued a notice on July 24, 2026 detailing the FY2027 in‑quota quantities for raw cane sugar, refined sugar, specialty sugar, and sugar‑containing products. The allocations set the limits on imports subject to tariff‑rate quotas for the 2026‑2027 fiscal year.
The FAA amends the legal descriptions of Westfield, MA's Class D and Class E airspace to reflect a new airport name, updated coordinates, and current chart terminology, removing previous exclusions. The rule was published on July 24, 2026.
The FEC Administrative Improvements Act expands mandatory electronic filing for certain campaign reports and permits political committees to use payment methods beyond checks. It passed the House by voice vote on July 13, 2026 and was referred to the Senate Rules and Administration Committee on July 14, 2026.
The ELO Realignment and Strategic Engagement Reform Act of 2026 requires DHS to draft and certify a plan reorganizing its Engagement, Liaison, and Outreach office while restricting staffing and budget growth until Congress approves the plan.
The Improving Travel for American Families Act directs the TSA to pilot alternative security screening lanes for passengers traveling with children twelve and younger. The bill cleared the House and is now pending Senate committee review.
H.Res. 1438, adopted by a narrow 214‑211 vote, establishes a structured and closed rule for House consideration of multiple FY2027 appropriations and policy measures, outlining its procedural intent and immediate legislative context.
The Court ruled that the Helms‑Burton Act itself waives foreign sovereign immunity for Cuban agencies, allowing Exxon Mobil to sue without satisfying FSIA exceptions, in a 6‑3 decision.
The Court held that federal courts cannot create new causes of action under the Alien Tort Statute and that the Torture Victim Protection Act does not permit aiding‑and‑abetting claims, rejecting plaintiffs' claims against Cisco and its executives.
A Presidential document issued by the Executive Office of the President on July 23, 2026, extending the national emergency concerning Mali.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a notice that it will publish newly identified data sets in open, machine‑readable formats under an open license, aiming to enhance transparency and help detect fraud, waste, and abuse.
The Commerce Department announces the approval of subzone status for FTZ 186 at Pratt & Whitney in North Berwick, Maine, as documented in a Federal Register notice dated July 23, 2026.
The One‑Stop Pilot Program Extension Act seeks to extend TSA’s One‑Stop Security pilot through December 2032 and revise baggage screening criteria. The measure passed the House by voice vote and was referred to the Senate Commerce Committee. This analysis summarizes the bill’s provisions, legislative status, and potential impacts.
H.R. 8874, the Homeland Security Capabilities Preservation Reporting Act of 2026, directs FEMA to issue a detailed report every three years on urban security capabilities funded by UASI and proposes multi-year transition assistance.
The National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2027 (S 4784) sets policy and funding for DoD and related national security programs, including procurement, personnel, cyber, and critical material reviews. The bill has advanced to multiple motions to proceed in the Senate but has not yet been voted on.
An evidence‑first overview of H.R. 4541, which reauthorizes CDC programs for breast and cervical cancer early detection and young women’s breast health education through FY2030‑31, its legislative history, and projected impacts.
The Value Over Cost Act of 2026 would let the GSA evaluate multiple‑award schedule contracts on best‑value criteria rather than strictly lowest cost, and has cleared the House but now faces Senate review.
The Court held that the Immigration and Nationality Act does not require border officials to meet a clear‑and‑convincing evidence standard before deeming a lawful permanent resident seeking admission. The decision overturns a Second Circuit precedent and clarifies the statutory text.
The Court held that RLUIPA does not permit private lawsuits against individual correctional officers unless they have voluntarily consented to such liability, affirming a 6‑3 decision.
On July 22, 2026, OSHA announced a 30‑day extension for public comment on its proposed revision of methylenedianiline standards, following review by its Construction Safety and Health Advisory Committee.
OSHA extends the public comment window by 30 days for its proposed revision to the vinyl chloride exposure standard, following advisory committee review.
On July 22, 2026, OSHA announced a 30‑day extension to comment on its draft rule revising the Methylene Chloride exposure standards, after review by its Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health.
This article reviews H.R. 8595, the FY2027 appropriations bill for national security and State Department programs. It outlines the bill's provisions, legislative progress, and likely next steps. The analysis follows an evidence‑first approach with clear sourcing and neutral language.
The bill would allow certain veterans to receive disability compensation alongside military retired pay, broaden benefits for remarried spouses, and increase education, housing, and mental‑health support. It stalled after a postponed debate in July 2026.
HR 6955, passed the House, aims to reduce regulatory burdens on new and rural community banks by altering capital requirements, leverage ratios, and merger reviews.
H.R. 8800, the FY2027 NDAA, outlines defense procurement, personnel levels, and policy directives. Sponsored by Rep. Mike Rogers (R‑AL) with one cosponsor, the measure remains unfinished business after House debate in July 2026.
The Court held that the FTC's statutory requirement that commissioners be removable only for cause violates the Constitution's separation of powers, reaffirming the President's removal authority.
The Court rejected President Trump's request to stay a preliminary injunction protecting Fed Governor Lisa Cook, affirming statutory for‑cause removal protections and required procedural safeguards.
The Court held that schools may base women’s sports eligibility on biological sex, finding no Title IX or Fourteenth Amendment violation in statutes that bar biological males from female teams.
The Court held that the Fourteenth Amendment guarantees citizenship to anyone born in the United States, regardless of parents' immigration status, rejecting the Trump administration's executive order.
The Court held that the Fourteenth Amendment guarantees citizenship to all children born in the United States, regardless of parents' immigration status, rejecting the Trump administration's executive order.
The Court held that FECA's limits on political‑party coordinated spending violate the First Amendment, overturning Colorado Republican Federal Campaign Comm. v. Federal Election Comm. (Colorado II).
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services issued a notice on July 21, 2026 inviting comments on a proposed data collection, outlining the burden, purpose, and request for feedback under the PRA.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a notice requesting comments on its planned agenda and priorities for fiscal years 2027 and 2028, starting October 2026 and October 2027 respectively.
In Wolford v. Lopez, the Court held 6‑3 that Hawaii's law requiring property‑owner consent for concealed‑carry permit holders to bring firearms onto public‑open private land violates the Second and Fourteenth Amendments.
On July 21, 2026, the FMCSA finalized a rule making technical, organizational, and correcting amendments to the FMCSR, aimed at fixing errors, removing obsolete references, and improving clarity without adding new compliance burdens.
The Health and Human Services Department issued a correction to typographical errors in the final rule outlining 2027 benefit and payment parameters under the Affordable Care Act and the Basic Health Program, published July 21, 2026.
On July 21, 2026, the CFTC issued an Order to render the daily and event‑based position‑reporting rules for physical commodity swaps ineffective, while retaining authority to demand underlying records on special call.
The Reimbursable Screening Services Program Extension Act of 2026 prolongs TSA reimbursement authority to FY2031 and raises the pilot‑program cap from eight to fourteen locations. The measure cleared the House and now awaits Senate committee action.
The Continuing Appropriations Act for FY2027 (HR 9770) passed the House 220‑205 and was sent to the Senate, funding federal agencies at FY2026 levels while extending several key programs.
In a 6-3 decision authored by Justice Alito, the Court interpreted the Immigration and Nationality Act's phrase "arrives in the United States" to require physical entry, rejecting the Ninth Circuit's broader reading and upholding the government’s metering policy.
The Court held that the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act bars a Missouri failure‑to‑warn lawsuit requiring Monsanto to add a cancer warning to Roundup labels, reversing the Missouri appellate court.
The U.S. International Trade Commission has opened an investigation following a complaint that imports of certain foundry coke infringe two U.S. patents held by SunCoke Technology and Development and Jewell Coke.
The Coast Guard is amending the drawbridge regulation for the Lehigh Valley Bridge to permit remote control from the Conrail North Jersey Dispatch Center, without changing the bridge's opening schedule.
The Measuring Illicit Fentanyl Trafficking Act requires DHS components to coordinate, share data, and set performance metrics for fentanyl detection and seizure. It has cleared the House and is now pending Senate committee action.
The bill renames the USPS facility at 201 East Grant Avenue in Georgetown, Ohio after President Ulysses S. Grant. It cleared the House and now awaits Senate action.
HR 6332, sponsored by Rep. James Walkinshaw, would rename the United States Postal Service facility at 10660 Page Avenue in Fairfax, Virginia, after former Congressman Gerald E. Connolly. The measure passed the House and is now pending in the Senate.
An objective legislative analysis of H.Con.Res. 113, establishing the congressional budget for fiscal year 2027 and directing budget reconciliation procedures.
In Watson v. RNC, the Court ruled 5‑4 that federal election‑day statutes do not preempt Mississippi's law allowing absentee ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted up to five days later, emphasizing the ordinary meaning of “election.”
HR 139, cleared the House 308‑117, proposes to make daylight saving time the year‑round standard and now awaits Senate committee consideration.
The State Department has issued a notice extending the restriction that invalidates all U.S. passports for travel to, in, or through the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea until August 31, 2027, unless specially validated.
The International Trade Commission has opened Investigation No. TA-201-80 to assess whether increased lamb meat imports cause serious injury to U.S. producers, labeling the case extraordinarily complicated and setting a 123‑day injury deadline.
An objective legislative analysis of H.R. 8168, which requires the Department of Homeland Security to assess terrorism threats originating from major non-NATO allies.
A neutral, evidence-based legislative analysis of H.R. 3535, which aims to prohibit foreign nationals from donating to state or local ballot initiatives.
An objective legislative analysis of H.R. 3106, which mandates a Department of Homeland Security exercise simulating a terrorist attack during extreme cold weather.
The Choices for Increased Mobility Act of 2026 directs CMS to create Medicare billing codes for ultralight manual wheelchair bases, distinguishing titanium or carbon‑fiber constructions. The bill cleared the House and now awaits Senate Finance Committee action.
The resolution passed the House 215‑211, directing consideration of H.R. 139, H.R. 8595, H.R. 9237, and H.R. 1181, and outlines procedural rules for debate and reconsideration.
The Court held that obtaining cell‑phone location history via a geofence warrant is a Fourth Amendment search, rejecting the third‑party doctrine and affirming privacy expectations in digital tracking data.
The Tennessee Valley Authority will prepare a Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement to evaluate environmental effects of transmission projects linked to generator interconnections across its service area. The notice outlines the scope and procedural framework for NEPA review.
The Unified Carrier Registration Plan is accepting nominations for a board vacancy. Nominees must represent a national motor carrier trade association.
S 2120 reauthorizes elder care programs through FY2030, passed the Senate unanimously in July 2026, and is currently held at the House desk.
HR 1181 passed the House 221-201 and is now before the Senate Banking Committee. The bill would prohibit payment card networks from using gun-store-specific merchant codes.
HR 3074 would end penny minting and require rounding cash transactions to the nearest five cents. Passed House July 2026; now in Senate committee.
HR 6556 would add conditions before regulators can waive deposit concentration limits during failing bank acquisitions. Passed House 2026; now in Senate committee.