Federal Developments for January 14, 2022

Senate continued its nominations and teed up long-awaited votes on election and voting rights reforms. Supreme Court blocked enforcement of OSHA vaccine mandate for employers but ruled that vaccine mandate for certain health care facilities is enforceable, and more.

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