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What federal agencies are doing right now — new rules, executive orders, proposals, and opportunities to have your voice heard through public comment periods.
Rules, actions, and proposals that matter most
The President declared a national emergency to protect the nation's electric grid from foreign attacks and interference. This order lets federal agencies take emergency actions to limit certain...
Executive orders, proclamations, and memoranda
Your voice matters — these proposals are accepting feedback
The Transportation Department is asking for public input on a program to allow utilities to share highway and rail rights-of-way so owners can earn revenue and fund transportation projects. Owners,...
Public comments are due by September 12, 2026
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The FCC is proposing rule changes to support telehealth in rural areas. The agency asks for public comment on updating how rural telecom rates are set, creating an eligible services list for the...
The Commerce Department is loosening export controls for certain drones and related technology. U.S. manufacturers, foreign buyers, and exporters will face fewer licensing requirements for lower-risk...
The EEOC proposes rules that remove mandatory pre-complaint counseling, limit when formal administrative judge hearings can occur, and bar administrative class adjudication. Federal employees and job...
The FAA issued a rule banning installation of certain lubrication/scavenge pumps on Rolls‑Royce Trent7000‑72 and ‑72C engines unless specific installation steps are followed. The rule targets parts...
The FAA is requiring repeated inspections of certain Boeing 787-8/9/10 airplanes because manufacturing errors may cause cracks in lower wing-to-body splice areas. Airlines must perform ultrasonic and...
The DEA temporarily places four chemical compounds — 5,6-dichloro brorphine, 5,6-dichloro desmethylchlorphine, N-propionitrile chlorphine, and spirochlorphine — into Schedule I. This means strict...
The DEA has temporarily placed mitragynine pseudoindoxyl, MGM-15, and MGM-16 — three compounds related to kratom — into Schedule I. This applies strict criminal and regulatory controls to anyone who...
The Treasury Department has indefinitely suspended five general licenses under U.S. Iran sanctions. The change affects people and companies that used those specific licenses to do business or provide...
Customs and Border Protection now requires rail carriers and certain agents to send export train manifest data electronically through the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE). The rule affects...
The Postal Service issued a final rule changing how mail-in and absentee ballots for federal elections are handled. The rule affects voters using mail ballots and local election offices by setting...
The President released a new National Space Transportation Policy setting goals for safe, reliable, and cost-effective movement of people and cargo to and from space. It directs federal agencies and...
The Committee proposes removing several products and services from the federal Procurement List. These items are currently supplied by nonprofit agencies that employ people who are blind or have...
Public comments are due by September 12, 2026
NOAA is asking the public for information to help pick new regions where commercial aquaculture could expand. The request affects coastal communities, fishers, tribes, the seafood industry, and local...
Public comments are due by September 13, 2026
The FDA proposes that foreign tobacco manufacturers must register their establishments and list their products with the agency. This would close a gap where only U.S. owners currently register,...
Public comments are due by September 14, 2026
The Postal Regulatory Commission filed an explanation of how it calculates the value of the postal service monopoly and the mailbox monopoly. The public is invited to review the filing and submit...
Public comments are due by September 14, 2026
The Department of Education proposes to extend, without changes, its eZ-Audit system for schools to submit financial statements and compliance audits electronically. The extension affects educational...
Public comments are due by September 14, 2026