Katy O'Donnell
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday that the federal eviction moratorium has been extended through June 30.
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Susan Dudley
In the two months since he took the oath of office, President Joe Biden has turned the ship of state onto a very different course from his predecessor.
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Burgess Everett and Marianne Levine
Democrats have yet to use the Congressional Review Act to claw back any Trump-era regulations as of mid-March.
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Brian Knight
The CFPB has recently supported innovation, both among market participants and among the states, but the Bureau could stymie this work if it isn’t careful.
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Andrew Restuccia
President Biden signed an executive order on Monday directing his administration to review policies related to how schools handle allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
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Jacob M. Schlesinger
It’s too soon to know how any suits will ultimately be resolved, but they are a glimpse of a restraint on Mr. Biden’s ambitions, including curbing greenhouse-gas emissions, bolstering worker protection and reducing racial inequality.
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Zvi Rosen
It is now a federal crime to run a pirate streaming service for profit, the same as it has long been a federal crime to publicly perform copyrighted works for profit in a host of other settings.
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Susan Dudley
Upon taking office in January, President Joe Biden wasted no time in setting the federal government on a regulatory path very different from his predecessor.
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Oliver Dunford
This episode highlights the arbitrariness of modern government regulation, which threatens the entrepreneurial risk-taking required for innovation and production.
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Tony Romm
Sen. Mark R. Warner is set to introduce a bill that could hold Facebook, Google and other tech giants more directly accountable when viral posts and videos result in real-world harm.
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