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GOP lawmakers look to see what SCOTUS decision on agency rulemaking means for current administration

With the Supreme Court overturning the way federal agencies issue regulations, the top Republicans are asking agencies how it affects them.

The Space Hour

A new tool to help startups navigate through the many, many, many space regulations

Commentary

Revolutionizing compliance data classification - The power of AI co-pilots in navigating the global regulatory maze

Contracting

Homeland Security is finally off the dime with regulations on sensitive information

Agency Oversight

First Look White House to agencies: Be proactive about working with public on regulations

Artificial Intelligence

How exactly should the government regulate artificial intelligence anyway?

The Space Hour

Looking for help with space regulations?

Management

How agencies can be more agile in the rules-driven business of rule-making

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Management

Guess what costs $200 billion and requires 131 million hours?

FILE - In this Aug. 7, 2019, photo, the Kingston Fossil Plant stands near a waterway in Kingston, Tenn. The Trump administration will let some leaking or otherwise dangerous coal ash storage ponds stay in operation for years more and some unlined ponds stay open indefinitely under a rule change announced Friday, Oct. 16, 2020. In 2008, the six-story-tall dike on a massive coal ash pond at the Tennessee plant collapsed, releasing more than a billion gallons of coal ash into the Swan Pond community. It remains the largest industrial spill in modern U.S. history and prompted the 2015 regulations that were intended to increase oversight of the industry. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, File)

Agency Oversight

Measuring the Trump administration's goal of decreasing agency regulations

Jerrold Nadler

Federal Newscast

House Dems want to prevent "Midnight Regulations" from Trump administration

In this image provided by the Department of Transportation, deputy transportation secretary Jeffrey Rosen is shown in his official portrait in Washington. President Donald Trump has nominated Rosen to be the next deputy attorney general. (Department of Transportation via AP)

Federal Newscast

There are too many administrative actions taking place according to one DOJ official

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What's Working in Washington

How the technology industry is changing its culture

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Federal Newscast

OPM wants to let agency leaders administer direct hire authorities

Donald Trump

Federal Newscast

White House touts savings from deregulatory actions

Master Sgt. Joe Ray, a weapons loader assigned to the 180th Fighter Wing, Ohio Air National Guard, salutes as Capt. Justin Kreischer, an 180th FW F-16 Fighting Falcon pilot, prepares to take off for a training sortie at Kecskemet Air Base, Hungary. Approximately 150 Airmen and eight F-16 fighter jets from the 180th FW traveled to the air base to participate in Load Diffuser 17, a two-week Hungarian-led multinational exercise focused on enhancing interoperability capabilities and skills among NATO allied and European partner air forces by conducting joint operations and air defenses to maintain joint readiness, while also bolstering relationships within the U.S. Air National Guard’s State Partnership Program initiatives. Ohio became state partners with Hungary in 1993. (U.S. Air National Guard photo/Senior Master Sgt. Beth Holliker.)

Defense Industry

New report recommends executive order to deal with DoD supply chain vulnerabilities

A U.S. Air Force F-16 fighter jet takes part in a joint aerial drills called Vigilant Ace between U.S and South Korea, at the Osan Air Base in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2017. The five-day drill is meant to improve the allies' wartime capabilities and preparedness, South Korea's defense ministry said. (Kim Hong-Ji/Pool Photo via AP)

Reporter's Notebook

Air Force continues slashing red tape, starts workforce survey

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Federal Drive

Unmanned aircraft lacking in regulations for domestic use

Scott Pruitt

All News

EPA proposal on regulations: More consistency, or end-run around requirements?

Dan Bosch, director of regulatory policy for the American Action Forum

Federal Drive

Dan Bosch: Agencies paring down outdated regulations under Trump administration guidance

VA-telehealth

Federal Newscast

VA doctors can now treat patients in other states via telehealth

Petrillo

Federal Drive

Joseph Petrillo: New NDAA-backed contracting rules provide for 'enhanced debriefings'

A National Park Service worker clears snow on the North side of the White House, Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018, in Washington. Residents across a huge swath of the U.S. have awakened to the beginnings of a massive winter storm expected to deliver snow, ice and high winds followed by possible record-breaking cold as it moves up the Eastern Seaboard from the Carolinas to Maine. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

Workforce

OPM announces new regulations for weather-related leave