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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 government proposes big changes to rules for federal contracts, aiming to remove complex regulations and speed up buying. The updates would affect contractors, government buyers, and programs...
Executive orders, proclamations, and memoranda
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The Census Bureau is asking for public feedback on proposed changes to the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP). Anyone can comment on how the changes might affect respondents before the...
Public comments are due by October 6, 2026
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The EPA proposes rescinding its findings that let it regulate greenhouse gases from coal- and gas-fired power plants and would repeal related emission standards. This would affect owners and...
Agencies propose major changes to federal procurement rules to reduce regulations and speed buying. The revisions would affect companies that sell to the federal government, contracting officers, and...
The government proposes big changes to federal contracting rules to reduce what it calls excessive regulations. Businesses, research contractors, and agencies that sell goods or do R&D for the...
The government proposes big changes to federal contracting rules to reduce paperwork and lower costs. The overhaul would affect companies that sell to the federal government and agency contracting...
The EPA is rolling back most parts of its 2024 carbon pollution standards for fossil-fuel power plants. The change removes limits that affected existing coal steam units, certain modified coal units,...
The Social Security Administration revised how it decides if heart and blood vessel disorders qualify for disability benefits. The new rules change medical criteria and evidence requirements,...
The IRS proposes that private schools that discriminate by race, color, or national or ethnic origin could no longer qualify for federal tax-exempt status. This would affect private schools’...
The Labor Department issued a final rule requiring state unemployment agencies to share confidential unemployment compensation records with federal officials for oversight and audits. The change...
The President announced import bans on certain Canadian-made motor vehicle products because of ongoing discrimination against U.S. auto commerce. The action targets specific vehicle components and...
The President announced a ban on certain Canadian alcoholic products entering the U.S. because Canada is treating U.S. alcohol sellers unfairly. The action affects importers and Canadian exporters of...
The President signed an order to speed veterans’ claims, expand job help, and improve training. Veterans, VA staff, employers, and job programs will see changes to make benefits and hiring faster and...
HHS proposes replacing the current Head Start rules with a new set that reduces federal paperwork, lets states and local programs make more decisions, and emphasizes health and nutrition. This change...
Public comments are due by October 6, 2026
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration plans to collect information from states about how they link crash records with medical and emergency care data. States and territories will be...
Public comments are due by October 6, 2026
FEMA plans to extend, without change, its student admission applications and stipend forms for on-campus and local training programs. The public is asked to comment by October 6, 2026; these forms...
Public comments are due by October 6, 2026
The Agriculture Department extended the public comment period for the proposed Roadless Area Conservation rule by 15 days. Anyone interested in the rule, especially communities near national forests,...
Public comments are due by October 6, 2026
Volatus Aerospace asked the FAA for an exemption from certain aviation rules so it can operate drones differently than current regulations allow. The request could affect communities where the...
Public comments are due by October 6, 2026