K Street pessimistic about government funding
Lawmakers will have less than a month when they return from the summer recess to try to get a spending deal across the finish line to avoid a shutdown.
Lobbyists air concerns over MAHA
Lobbyists not optimistic on AI framework
Dems on K Street doubt their party will retake Senate
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K Street expects China competition legislation
Most K Street leaders expect Congress to pass China competition legislation before the end of the year, according to our most recent survey.
K Street bullish on bigger crypto action in 2025
Downtown leaders from both parties think Congress will enact market structure reforms for the crypto sector in 2025, according to the latest edition of The Canvass.
Lawmakers want Congress to lead on AI regulation
Most lawmakers want Congress to take the lead on regulating artificial intelligence, according to our recent Canvass survey of top Hill staffers.
Hill staffers bullish on rescissions
This comes as lawmakers are currently working to send one to the president’s desk by the end of next week.
Majority of Hill aides signal support for Russia sanctions
An overwhelming majority of top Capitol Hill aides say their boss supports imposing harsher sanctions on Russia.
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Rand Paul’s cybersecurity name game
Senate Homeland Security Committee Chair Rand Paul said his panel will mark up a key expiring cybersecurity law in the “next couple of weeks.”
One key appropriations bill hung up in Senate
Negotiations over the Homeland bill are still ongoing, although the measure could still get marked up as soon as next week.
The U.S. labor market stumbles. What’s next?
The U.S. economy added far fewer jobs than expected in August, the latest sign that a historic run for American workers may be coming to an end.
Thune, Scott endorse Ashley Hinson for Iowa Senate
Senate Majority Leader John Thune and NRSC Chair Tim Scott are endorsing Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-Iowa) to replace retiring Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa).