Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the recent decisions regarding the president’s power to remove the heads of federal agencies.
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Scott Turner, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
HUD Secretary Turner is addressing the need to reduce construction regulations, both federally and locally, to improve housing availability and lower costs.
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Jack Reed, U.S. Senator from Rhode Island
Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island said the president’s agreement with Iran does not ensure safety nor secure long-term non-proliferation objectives.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson, District of Columbia U.S. District Court
U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson vacated the USDA approval of waivers given to states to ban the use of SNAP assistance for soft drinks and soda.
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Chris Wright, Secretary of Energy
Energy Secretary Wright announced the successful critical demonstration of the first non-light-water nuclear reactor in more than 40 years.
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Lindsey Graham, U.S. Senator from South Carolina
Senator Lindsey Graham addressed the importance of the expansion of the Abraham Accords that could result from the Iran peace deal.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote the unanimous opinion that includes “last mile” drivers in an interstate commerce exemption from arbitration with employers.
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Kelly Loeffler, Administrator, Small Business Administration
Small Business Administrator Loeffler announced the suspension of thousands of borrowers in Ohio over suspected fraudulent pandemic-era loans.
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Ted Lieu, U.S. Representative for California
Representative Ted Lieu led a group in opposing a bipartisan effort to regulate AI, stating that an alternative framework would be prepared by the end of this year.
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Judge Robert Wilkins, D.C. Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals
A D.C. Circuit Court panel upheld an injunction against the U.S. military’s ban of transgender service members, but narrowed the scope to named plaintiffs.
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