The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation reports a $3.3 trillion trade deficit for the U.S. auto industry since 1963 as Pentagon officials consider new military contracts with domestic carmakers facing declining industrial capacity.
The House Committee on Energy and Commerce will hold a hearing examining U.S. positioning, navigation, and timing capabilities on June 4.
House committee leaders announced a June 3 hearing on proposed updates to mobile source rules under the Clean Air Act.
The House Committee on Energy and Commerce announced a June 3 hearing on updating Clean Air Act rules affecting vehicles like buses.
The Catholic educational background of Washington Nationals president of baseball operations Paul Toboni is drawing renewed attention as the organization faces scrutiny over allegations involving pitcher Trevor Williams and his religious beliefs.
A new bipartisan bill aims to let Puerto Rico issue federally recognized commercial driver’s licenses like U.S. states do now. Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández Rivera says this change will remove job barriers for local drivers.
The House Committee on Energy and Commerce has scheduled a public hearing examining DC Water’s response to January’s Potomac Interceptor collapse.
A coalition led by taxpayer watchdog groups has urged Congress not to expand federal deposit insurance limits under proposed legislation S.4198/H.R.8087. The groups argue such changes could raise risks for taxpayers while increasing regulatory burdens across banks.
Catholic Law’s Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Clinic recently helped reunite an African mother with her three children after almost ten years apart due to immigration challenges. Students from multiple graduating classes worked together over several years on this complex case. The reunion marks both a personal victory for one family and underscores how clinical education can change lives.
The Capital Research Center has released an executive summary previewing its new research on leading anti-energy organizations in America. The summary outlines key arguments about energy policy debates and examines common myths surrounding renewables versus traditional fuel sources.