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WASHINGTON — The Biden administration on Wednesday finalized a rule aimed at streamlining health plans’ use of prior authorization, fulfilling a priority of physician groups and many members of Congress.

The Delaware-based firm’s website gives no indication of who's behind the firm, which was incorporated in February, according to a Delaware state records search.

Ben Nelson, the former two-term senator from Nebraska, is joining former Louisiana Sen. John Breaux at Saving America’s Family Enterprises Inc., or SAFE.

Nearly 60 crypto and Web3 startups as well as more-established companies, trade groups and other heavy crypto players reported pouring $26.6 million into lobbying efforts in D.C. last year.

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Nadeam Elshami and Will Moschella will become co-chairs of Brownstein’s government relations practices.

WASHINGTON-- The National Council on Disability remembers Robert “Bobby” Silverstein, Esq., 73, who died Nov.

The idea is to establish a federally chartered bank in the mold of the Federal Home Loan Bank and Farm Credit System, and it’s hardly a new one.

Edelman’s pitch to the Saudis would be just the latest vehicle through which the kingdom has sought to improve its international standing.

Former House Energy and Commerce Chair Greg Walden has added a pair of big-time entertainment names to his expanding roster of lobbying clients.

Some in the industry expected lobbying spending to level out ahead of the midterms and after numerous pandemic relief bills and the initial burst that a new administration provides.