Unanimous opinion says federal law does not violate due process guarantees. The Supreme Court unanimously upheld a 2019 federal law making it legal to sue two Palestinian organizations…
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EPA Proposes Biofuel Targets to Strengthen U.S. Energy Security
The new rule would prioritize American-grown fuels, cut foreign oil reliance, and reshape the Renewable Fuel Standard through 2027 The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed new Renewable Fuel…
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FCC Announces Timeline for Identifying Foreign Government-Sponsored Broadcasts
Broadcasters must disclose foreign ties in paid content under new transparency rules by December 8. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) finalized a compliance timeline earlier this month for…
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State Department Plans to Trim 3,400 U.S. Staff in Restructuring Effort
Layoffs and resignations will address redundancy and trim down several bureaus. The State Department is implementing a major internal restructuring that will result in more than 3,400 U.S.-based…
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SEC Reconsiders Definition of Foreign Private Issuer Amid Market Changes
The commission seeks public input on potential rule updates affecting foreign companies and investor transparency. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently issued a concept release seeking…
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Secretary of State Pauses Student Visa Interviews
The vetting process going forward will include social media screening. The State Department took a significant step to implement social media vetting for student visa applicants on Tuesday,…
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DHS Announces $1,000 Stipend to Self-Deporting Illegal Aliens
The CBP Home app will assist foreign citizens confirm their return to their homelands. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced this week that President Trump’s administration is…
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State Department Announces Closure of Over 130 Offices
Secretary Rubio says, “We are reversing decades of bloat and bureaucracy at the State Department,” The U.S. State Department is planning to close 132 offices, a 17 percent…
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FCC Launches National Security Council to Address Foreign Threats
New council to focus on protecting U.S. technology and telecommunications from foreign adversaries. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr recently announced the formation of the Council for…
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State Department Announces Release of American Held by Taliban
Secretary Rubio says the airline mechanic was imprisoned for two and a half years in Afghanistan. The State Department announced Thursday that George Glezmann has returned to the…
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