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The new structure replaces two World War II era buildings used to house the fire department base. 

Stephen Boyd’s weekly Capitol Hill briefing for Alabama’s business, financial, defense and government affairs executives.

Days ahead of the Treasury Department's projected default date, the U.S. House and Senate cleared a bipartisan package to raise the debt ceiling, extend the country's borrowing powers...

Congress passed a bipartisan spending bill extending the debt ceiling in the final days before the US would have defaulted. Package represents a compromise for both parties and includes budgetary, policy, and regulatory measures.

McCarthy's challenges are just beginning as GOP infighting raises concerns about the budget deadline in September, when Congress must approve spending or face a government shutdown

Deal Includes Significant New Regulatory Provisions - Days ahead of the Treasury Department’s projected default date, the U.S. House and Senate cleared a bipartisan...

Tuesday, May 30, 2023: NLRB GC Asserted, Via Memo, That Employment Non-Compete Provisions Violate NLRA - GC Noted Some Exceptions for Certain Narrowly Tailored Agreements...

So here, with Congress now trying to figure out what to do about President Obama's request for funding for the Syrian rebels, we have a glimpse, as rare in its way as an eclipse or a meteor shower, of two Republican pathologies colliding head-on. The first is their biological urge to oppose Obama on all…

It incentivizes congress to pass all 12 appropriations bill by the end of the year under threat of an automatic continuing resolution with the 1% across the board spending cut for agencies. but here is my question. does that kick in at the end of the calendar year, which december 31st, january 1st 2025, or does that kick in at the end of this fiscal year, which is september 30th? >> who knew you are a budget watcher, jonathan? >> it would not, clearly you have to give the process time. doing it ...

>> theres also a hammer, because in the bill, in the agreement, because if they dont pass all 12 appropriations bill, its an automatic continuing resolution kicks and. we avert a government shutdown, right? >> technically. but also, its an automatic 1% across the board spending cut in that scenario. thats something they included in the statement bill and senator susan collins, republican -- appropriations committee, one of the -- concern to the senate, speeding up this process, was she got a com...