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The final rule under the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act, known as CIRCIA, went to the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs for review on 1 October 2026. It hasn’t been published. When it is, it will require …
On 20 February 2026 the Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act doesn’t give the President the power …
As of early October 2026, employers filing new H-1B visa petitions don’t have to pay the $100,000 fee the President imposed in September …
The Department of Energy has approved more than 18.6 billion cubic feet a day of new liquefied natural gas exports to countries without a US …
The Education Department’s inspector general has opened a review of how the department is carrying out its agreement to have the Labor …
On 6 October GAO released its decision on protests against the Army’s MAPS contract, a $50 billion vehicle for professional and IT services. …
In August 2025 three AI companies offered the US government their enterprise products for almost nothing. OpenAI put ChatGPT Enterprise on …
Federal agencies reported $186 billion in improper payments for fiscal 2025. About $153 billion of that was overpayments. The rest is mostly …
On 4 October a US military strike on a boat in the Caribbean killed four people the administration described as drug traffickers. It was the …
In September 2026 a federal judge in Washington threw out a lawsuit that two American websites, 4chan and Kiwi Farms, had brought against …
