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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.
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The FCC is making 160 MHz of the 3.98–4.20 GHz band available for terrestrial wireless service and creating a single 3.7 GHz Service that runs 3.7–4.14 GHz. New licensees must reimburse certain...
Executive orders, proclamations, and memoranda
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The U.S. Trade Representative has started a mandatory four-year review of two 2018 trade actions on China affecting technology transfer and intellectual property. Domestic industry groups that...
Public comments are due by August 22, 2026 for the August 23, 2018 action window; representatives must submit continuation requests in the specified 60-day windows: May 7–July 5, 2026 (for July 6, 2018 action) and June 24–August 22, 2026 (for August 23, 2018 action).
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The President directed U.S. trade actions against 60 countries found to have not banned or enforced rules against goods made with forced labor. The moves could lead to tariffs, import restrictions,...
The FCC issued a final rule requiring cybersecurity upgrades to the Emergency Alert System used by radio and TV. Broadcasters and alert equipment providers must strengthen protections to reduce risk...
The FCC is proposing rules to modernize the Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts to make them more reliable and useful. The changes would affect phone users, broadcasters, emergency...
The FAA finalized rules requiring radio altimeters to meet new interference‑resistance standards so they keep giving accurate altitude readings near new 3.98–4.2 GHz wireless signals. Large...
The Justice Department proposes allowing immigration judges to impose civil money penalties on people who willfully disobey or interfere with their authority. The rule spells out how penalties would...
The FAA wants to use Transportation Department authority to waive parts of 13 federal laws for some commercial space launch and reentry licenses. Companies that operate launch sites, reentry sites,...
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is proposing to rescind its employer reporting forms (EEO‑1 through EEO‑6) and some related recordkeeping rules. Employers currently required to file those...
The Labor Department proposes changes to how coal mine operators can apply to self-insure Black Lung Benefits. The rules set who can qualify, what financial security they must provide, and what forms...
The President issued an executive order directing changes to how the Smithsonian is run and how its leadership follows ethics rules. The order affects Smithsonian trustees, leadership, employees, and...
The President has determined that a proposed U.S.–Saudi agreement on peaceful nuclear cooperation is consistent with U.S. interests. The decision clears the way for negotiations and potential civil...
The FAA issued a final rule requiring more frequent inspections and electrical tests on wiring jumpers in certain Boeing 777 fuel-tank areas. The rule affects operators of specified 777-200,...
NOAA is evaluating California's Coastal Management Program and is holding one in-person and two virtual public meetings to gather more input. Stakeholders and the public can comment on topics like...
Public comments are due by August 22, 2026
The Committee proposes adding some services and removing certain products and services from the federal Procurement List. These changes affect nonprofit agencies that employ people who are blind or...
Public comments are due by 2026-08-22
The Interior Department’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management extended the public comment period by 30 days for a request about possible mineral leasing offshore Virginia. People and businesses...
Public comments are due by August 22, 2026
Norfolk Southern asked the federal railroad agency to extend a waiver that lets it delay some periodic tests of computer-based safety systems. The request affects Norfolk Southern operations and...
Public comments are due by August 24, 2026
The Virginia Museum of Transportation asked the Federal Railroad Administration for a waiver to allow removing a locomotive’s arch brick during its yearly steam locomotive inspection. The petition...
Public comments are due by August 24, 2026.