Proponents of Labor Department’s Fiduciary Rule Split on SEC’s Efforts
One SEC commissioner suggests "Regulation Best Interest" might be better termed "Regulation Status Quo"
FERC Initiates Review of 1999 Policy Governing Certifications of Pipelines
Query reflects concerns from environmentalists and landowners, among others
Voters Increasingly Link Trump to Republicans in Washington
Being closely tied to Trump could cause issues for GOP in November
Cornyn Backs Wyden’s Call to Have Drug Executives Testify Before Senate Panel
It’s a good idea, Senate majority whip says, but he also wants money for border security
Faith in Comey’s Honesty Declines, but Voters Still Trust Him Over Trump
Fewer registered voters say Comey is honest compared to last year
Senate Finance Panel’s Opioid Hearing to Focus on Changes to Medicare, Medicaid
Policy outline includes evaluations of prescriber and patient education about proper opioid use
Most Voters Back Airstrikes Against Syria, Despite Low Confidence in Strategy
Majority of voters say airstrikes unlikely to deter Syria from future attacks
While Republicans Celebrate Tax Cuts Today, Others March to Repeal Them
Sen. Pat Toomey touts tax benefits to businesses at U.S. Chamber of Commerce event
Chatterjee Says FERC Could Have Better Handled Removal of Pipeline Tax Benefit
McIntyre, FERC chairman, says agency “had no choice” due to court order but will process requests for a rehearing
Some Experts Caution Against New Rules in Wake of Cambridge Analytica Scandal
Panelists characterized forthcoming EU rules as potential regulatory overreach