LEGISLATIVE UPDATE FOR WEEK OF JUNE 28, 2021
This edition includes updates on the challenges employers are facing with deciding whether to require employees to be vaccinated, as well as the latest on taxes and infrastructure.
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Supplemental Aid for Ukraine and Disaster Assistance Splits House and Senate Republicans Members of Congress were back in session this week after the August recess, and they have begun laying
As Congress prepares to return to action in September, it faces a lengthy and varied legislative to-do list. The gears of Congress have been grinding away throughout 2023, working to
On Wednesday night, eight Republican hopefuls took the stage for the first GOP presidential primary debate. As one commentary aptly described it, “The debate marked the end of the 2024
As reported last week, the US Congress is now in recess. Senators and Members of Congress will be visiting with constituents, touring workplaces, marching in Labor Day parades and participating
GDP Numbers Remain Strong; Fed Raises Interest Rates Members of Congress head into August recess after today and will return to a long “to do” list, with the end of
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