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Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
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Boeing loses in dispute with Canada’s Bombardier
Delivering a big defeat to Boeing, a U.S. trade panel has ruled that the U.S. aircraft giant was not harmed by competition from Canada’s Bombardier.
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In new rule, Trump tries to deliver a health care promise
The proposed regulation from the Labor Department would provide more health insurance options for self-employed people and small businesses, but its success depends on buy-in from insurers, state regulators, plan sponsors and consumers themselves. Some groups already have concerns.
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‘That’s the Worst!’: Acquisition regulations we love to hate
The Section 809 Panel is asking for public input on the 50 worst laws, regulations, and policies that impede the acquisition process.
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Tribes: Trump’s monument order disrespects native people
Environmental and conservation groups and a coalition of tribes began filing lawsuits Monday that ensure that Trump’s announcement is far from the final chapter in the years-long battle over public lands.
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Trump takes rare step to reduce 2 national monuments in Utah
Trump is traveling to Salt Lake City on Monday to outline his intention to shrink the Bears Ears and the Grand-Staircase Escalante national monuments spanning millions of acres in Utah.
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Trump admin to defend Cuba embargo at UN, reversing Obama
A “no” vote Wednesday from U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley will return the United States to a place of extreme isolation within the global community over its policy toward Cuba, potentially undermining the Trump administration’s broader goals for engagement with Latin America.
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GSA eases purchasing rules for Harvey
GSA raised the threshold for certain acquisitions in the wake of the devastating Hurricane Harvey.
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Yellen defends bank regulations passed after 2008 crisis
In a speech to an annual conference of central bankers, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen implicitly rejected efforts to scrap the 2010 Dodd-Frank law as a threat to the economy.
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Changes coming to US protected lands, but details unknown
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke told The Associated Press that none of the 27 monuments will be rescinded, but he said he would push for boundary changes on a “handful.”
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Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
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Boeing loses in dispute with Canada’s Bombardier
Delivering a big defeat to Boeing, a U.S. trade panel has ruled that the U.S. aircraft giant was not harmed by competition from Canada’s Bombardier.
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In new rule, Trump tries to deliver a health care promise
The proposed regulation from the Labor Department would provide more health insurance options for self-employed people and small businesses, but its success depends on buy-in from insurers, state regulators, plan sponsors and consumers themselves. Some groups already have concerns.
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‘That’s the Worst!’: Acquisition regulations we love to hate
The Section 809 Panel is asking for public input on the 50 worst laws, regulations, and policies that impede the acquisition process.
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Tribes: Trump’s monument order disrespects native people
Environmental and conservation groups and a coalition of tribes began filing lawsuits Monday that ensure that Trump’s announcement is far from the final chapter in the years-long battle over public lands.
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Trump takes rare step to reduce 2 national monuments in Utah
Trump is traveling to Salt Lake City on Monday to outline his intention to shrink the Bears Ears and the Grand-Staircase Escalante national monuments spanning millions of acres in Utah.
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Trump admin to defend Cuba embargo at UN, reversing Obama
A “no” vote Wednesday from U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley will return the United States to a place of extreme isolation within the global community over its policy toward Cuba, potentially undermining the Trump administration’s broader goals for engagement with Latin America.
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GSA eases purchasing rules for Harvey
GSA raised the threshold for certain acquisitions in the wake of the devastating Hurricane Harvey.
-
Yellen defends bank regulations passed after 2008 crisis
In a speech to an annual conference of central bankers, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen implicitly rejected efforts to scrap the 2010 Dodd-Frank law as a threat to the economy.
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Changes coming to US protected lands, but details unknown
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke told The Associated Press that none of the 27 monuments will be rescinded, but he said he would push for boundary changes on a “handful.”
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Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
-
Boeing loses in dispute with Canada’s Bombardier
Delivering a big defeat to Boeing, a U.S. trade panel has ruled that the U.S. aircraft giant was not harmed by competition from Canada’s Bombardier.
-
In new rule, Trump tries to deliver a health care promise
The proposed regulation from the Labor Department would provide more health insurance options for self-employed people and small businesses, but its success depends on buy-in from insurers, state regulators, plan sponsors and consumers themselves. Some groups already have concerns.
-
‘That’s the Worst!’: Acquisition regulations we love to hate
The Section 809 Panel is asking for public input on the 50 worst laws, regulations, and policies that impede the acquisition process.
-
Tribes: Trump’s monument order disrespects native people
Environmental and conservation groups and a coalition of tribes began filing lawsuits Monday that ensure that Trump’s announcement is far from the final chapter in the years-long battle over public lands.
-
Trump takes rare step to reduce 2 national monuments in Utah
Trump is traveling to Salt Lake City on Monday to outline his intention to shrink the Bears Ears and the Grand-Staircase Escalante national monuments spanning millions of acres in Utah.
-
Trump admin to defend Cuba embargo at UN, reversing Obama
A “no” vote Wednesday from U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley will return the United States to a place of extreme isolation within the global community over its policy toward Cuba, potentially undermining the Trump administration’s broader goals for engagement with Latin America.
-
GSA eases purchasing rules for Harvey
GSA raised the threshold for certain acquisitions in the wake of the devastating Hurricane Harvey.
-
Yellen defends bank regulations passed after 2008 crisis
In a speech to an annual conference of central bankers, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen implicitly rejected efforts to scrap the 2010 Dodd-Frank law as a threat to the economy.
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Changes coming to US protected lands, but details unknown
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke told The Associated Press that none of the 27 monuments will be rescinded, but he said he would push for boundary changes on a “handful.”
