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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 FCC proposes stronger rules to make it easier to cut off bad upstream phone providers and stop spoofed robocalls. Telephone companies, providers of voice service, and international gateways would...
Executive orders, proclamations, and memoranda
The President proclaimed July 4, 2026, and the year as the 250th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. The proclamation calls for nationwide commemorations and honors those...
Your voice matters — these proposals are accepting feedback
The FCC published notices about proposals for radio stations to change their official community of license. These proposals affect local AM and FM stations and could change where stations are...
Public comments are due by July 13, 2026
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The FDA proposes rules letting a drug maker that makes products at several locations register as one establishment, and updating rules for foreign drug facilities to match recent law. This affects...
The FCC proposes rules requiring Next Generation 911 (NG911) service providers to run multi-state tests so 911 calls and messages work across borders. It also asks for input on adding features like...
The FCC finalized rules to strengthen the reliability and interoperability of Next Generation 911 (NG911) systems that use internet-based technology. The rules require key providers to take basic...
The FAA is replacing a previous airworthiness directive to require more frequent borescope inspections of high‑pressure turbine (HPT) stage 1 blades on certain CFM LEAP engines. Airlines and...
HUD proposes rescinding its April 2024 floodplain, wetlands, and flood-risk standard rule and returning regulations to their prior text. The change affects HUD-funded housing, community development...
The Federal Reserve proposes that banks it supervises adopt stronger anti-money-laundering and counter-terror finance programs. The rule would require banks to identify and reduce illicit finance...
The Agriculture Department updated several farm support programs to match the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Changes affect disaster aid for livestock and bees, raise loan rates for many crops through...
The DEA proposes to regulate phenethyl halides as List I chemicals because they are used to make fentanyl and related drugs. If finalized, every sale, purchase, import, or transfer of these...
The Department of Homeland Security is proposing to raise fees for naturalization (citizenship) applications. People applying for U.S. citizenship, certain naturalization-related services, and some...
The Transportation Department proposes updating pipeline repair rules so companies can use modern inspection and engineering to prioritize and fix gas and oil pipeline problems. The change affects...
OPM changed rules for performance appraisals of most federal workers (like GS and prevailing rate). The rule removes some rating safeguards, adds supervisor performance requirements, and starts...
The President determined that providing certain U.S. assistance to Venezuela is consistent with the Trafficking Victims Protection Act. This allows aid to continue or be provided while noting steps...
The President declared an emergency and temporarily allows phosphate fertilizer from Morocco to enter the U.S. duty-free. Farmers and fertilizer buyers nationwide will have access to lower-cost...
The President approved allowing the Air Force to renovate and reopen the golf course at Joint Base Andrews. The decision lets the base move forward with rebuilding and operating the course, affecting...
The President signed an order to expand regenerative agriculture programs and support resilient farms. It directs federal agencies to fund cover crops, soil health, composting, and technical help,...
The President signed an executive order directing federal agencies to accelerate development and deployment of quantum technologies. It aims to boost national security, research, workforce training,...
The Education Department wants to keep using its current forms for borrower defense to loan repayment and is asking the public to comment. These forms are used by people who say a school misled them...
Public comments are due by July 13, 2026
The IRS is asking for public feedback on a form and process called the Tip Reporting Alternative Commitment (TRAC) for cosmetology and barber businesses. This could affect salons, barbershops, and...
Public comments are due by July 13, 2026
The Office of Personnel Management is asking to renew Optional Form 306, a form job applicants and employees use to declare criminal history and suitability for federal work. It affects people...
Public comments are due by July 13, 2026
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission wants to renew NRC Form 974, a form related to the Privacy Act. The agency is asking the public to comment by July 13, 2026 on keeping the form in use.
Public comments are due by July 13, 2026
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission proposes to renew its guidance booklet on payment methods and a credit card authorization form. This affects licensees, applicants, and anyone paying NRC fees who...
Public comments are due by July 13, 2026