Treasury Secretary Promotes Cryptocurrency Regulation

She expresses skepticism about the digital asset industry. The collapse of a cryptocurrency exchange known as FTX has been called a “Lehman moment” by Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.…

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EPA Reports Increase in Clean Water Act Compliance

Agency announces progress in reaching goals. The Environmental Protection Agency has reported that compliance with the Clean Water Act has risen, with violations since 2018 reducing by half.…

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Group of Senators Send Inquiry to SEC

Concerns expressed regarding high employee turnover. Twelve U.S. Senators recently sent a letter to the chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Gary Gensler, inquiring into the…

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Permanent Injunctions Sought Against E-Cigarette Manufacturers

DOJ and FDA pursue violations of an act regarding premarket applications. The Department of Justice has filed a claim on behalf of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA),…

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Administration Focuses on Cryptocurrency Regulation

Federal departments implement actions to curb fraud and money laundering. Administration officials spoke last week about the publishing of reports identifying gaps in cryptocurrency regulation. The reports call…

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Federal Court Upholds HUD Indoor Smoking Ban

Public health receives precedence over claims of violation of privacy. The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals recently decided that the Department of Housing and Urban Development properly upheld…

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EPA Proposes Restoring Chemical Safety Protocols

The administration seeks to inform local communities that could be impacted. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed the reinstatement of chemical safety regulations that were revoked during…

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FTC To Launch Online Privacy Protections

Rules could impact large technology companies.  The Federal Trade Commission is beginning to write federal rules to expand online privacy protections. If they are adopted, the rules could…

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Justice Department Sues Idaho Over Abortion Ban

The state’s trigger law would take effect on August 25. The Justice Department filed a lawsuit against the state of Idaho on Tuesday, claiming that its new six-week…

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DOT Proposes Updates for Equitable Infrastructure for Small Businesses

Department is accepting written comments about changes to the Federal Register. The Department of Transportation issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking last week for changes to two regulations;…

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