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Last December, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of the Army announced a new rule to clarify what constitutes “waters of the United States,” also known as WOTUS, under the Clean Water Act. The rule, which enforces wider federal protections for navigable waters, seas, interstate waters and upstream waters, like wetlands, takes effect on March 20. 

Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps of Engineers have issued a new definition of waters of the United States WOTUS, becomes effective on March 20. Regulated community watching new definition of WOTUS because it will determine federal jurisdiction under Clean Water Act.

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved a joint resolution against the Biden administration's new Waters of the ...

Congressional Republicans demand answers after Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges questions UNC's accreditation compliance.

Committees are holding hearings and markups on multiple components of permitting and energy legislation.

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A group of 16 GOP representatives is on course to derail House Speaker Kevin McCarthys leverage in negotiations with President Joe Biden and the Democrats over the debt ceiling.

Oklahoma U.S. Congressman Josh Brecheen was part of the group of conservative leaders in Congress who crafted a letter demanding accountability for a Smithsonian Institute attack on the free speech,

And the GOP’s debate on entitlements continues.

The government wont allow Wrightsville and Carolina beaches to use inlet sand for nourishment projects. U.S. Rep. Rouzer is pushing to reverse that.