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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The U.S. Senate has kicked off the complicated process of coordinating and passing multi-committee legislation designed to bolster U.S. technological capabilities, expand the U.S. political, diplomatic, and economic toolkit for dealing with China, and curb China’s growing geopolitical influence.   The effort has garnered strong bipartisan support and is likely to yield landmark legislation that will be enacted with strong bipartisan support and the backing of the Biden Administration. The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, an...

Presented by With Daniel Lippman BUSINESS GROUPS CAUGHT FLAT-FOOTED BY CDC MASK GUIDANCE: The Biden administration’s announcement Thursday that fully vaccinated Americans can ditch their masks in most situations is undoubtedly a major milestone in the country’s fight against Covid-19. But trade groups representing the businesses, and a union representing the workers who will now be tasked with enforcing mask-wearing for unvaccinated people, are now scrambling to parse what the guidance means for their members. — Larry Lynch, who as senior vice president of science and industry for the...

The transition from LIBOR represents a potential change in the interest rate on a bond. Background On April 6, 2021, New York Governor Cuomo signed into law legislation...

Agriculture your username 4 hours ago BASF Corporation, Bayer Cropscience LP, and Syngenta Crop Protection LLC, which are intervenor defendants in a D.C. District Court lawsuit regarding the herbicide dicamba, filed separate answers on Tuesday to the plaintiffs’ amended complaint.  The amended complaint, filed by two agricultural trade associations the American Soybean Association and Plains Cotton Growers Inc. against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), on April 27, reiterated the plaintiffs’ claims that the herbicide dicamba is a “critical tool” used by farmers and that the ...

Clay joined the firm’s public policy team in Washington, D.C. His former chief of staff, Yvette Cravins, also went to the firm as a senior counsel. She worked for Clay for nearly seven years, and before that she was counsel for the Democratic members of the House Oversight and Reform Committee. Clay served in Congress from 2001 to 2021. He was on the House Financial Services, Natural Resources, and Oversight and Reform committees during his tenure.  ADVERTISEMENT “My service to Missouri’s first Congressional district was the honor of my life, and I look forward to working on many of th...