Treasury Announces Initiative to Strengthen Cybersecurity and Risk Management for AI

Industry leaders and government officials will collaborate in a new AI oversight group. The Department of the Treasury announced the Artificial Intelligence Executive Oversight Group (AIEOG), part of…

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Treasury Department Releases New Resources to Guide Financial Sector AI Use

New tools are intended to standardize artificial intelligence governance and oversight across financial institutions. The U.S. Department of the Treasury released two resources to guide the use of…

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FTC Chair Warns Apple CEO about Federal Law Compliance

The letter stated that companies “that suppress or promote news articles in their news aggregators or feeds based on the perceived ideological or political viewpoint of the article…

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FAA Increased Drone Enforcement in 2025

Penalties for flights that endanger public safety or restricted airspace were updated. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced increased enforcement for violations of drone operations in 2025. Multiple…

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Appeals Court Allows Funding to Resume for Gateway Tunnel Project

The legal dispute continues over the pause of federal reimbursement. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit declined to block a lower court order requiring President…

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State Department Sends Delegation to APEC Senior Officials’ Meeting in Guangzhou

The U.S. seeks to deter illegal fishing and increase foreign markets for American exports. The U.S. State Department announced that U.S. Senior Official Casey Mace and Acting Principal…

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EPA and SBA Administrators Meet with LA Officials to Expedite Wildfire Recovery

The rebuilding process has been hampered by permitting and other obstacles. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin and Small Business Administration (SBA) Administrator Kelly Loeffler met with…

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FCC Removes 21 Obsolete Rules from Federal Regulations

Commission targets outdated rules while commissioners continue to debate the process for reviewing and eliminating longstanding requirements. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently voted to eliminate 21 more…

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FCC Votes to Remove “Outdated and Useless“ Rules

The provisions to be deleted include regulations related to telegraph, rabbit-ear broadcast receivers, and telephone booths. The Federal Communications Commission has voted to remove “outdated and useless“ rules…

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Appeals Court Strikes Down FTC “Click-to-Cancel“ Rule

The agency withdrew the rule after the appellate court struck the rule down. The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals determined that a “click-to-cancel” rule issued by the Federal…

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