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Your brief update on Internet policy issues. OUTLOOK Heading into the Memorial Day recess period, leaders in the U.S. Congress and the Biden Administration still have many major domestic policy priorities they wish to advance this year, including an additional COVID preparedness aid package; a narrower version of the Biden Administration’s Build Back Better proposals […]
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Your update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK The U.S. Congress and the Biden Administration continue to balance legislative and policy efforts to respond to global and domestic crises while still pursuing their political priorities. President Biden and Congress have worked together to pass laws and create policies to aid Ukraine’s defense against Russia and […]
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK The Russian war on Ukraine, and its impact on the global economy and U.S. foreign policy, command substantial attention in Washington, even as numerous policy priorities proceed. On Mar. 28, President Biden officially unveiled his FY 2023 budget. Congress has begun reviewing Biden’s proposals and identifying […]
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
Your update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK The Russian war on Ukraine, and its impact on the global economy and U.S. foreign policy, command substantial attention in Washington, even as numerous policy priorities proceed. On Mar. 28, President Biden officially unveiled his FY 2023 budget. Congress has begun reviewing Biden’s proposals and identifying the […]
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK The U.S. federal government averted a shutdown following the Senate passage of a continuing resolution in February to extend funding. Congress will work toward the completion of a FY2022 appropriations package before March 11 when the current government funding extension expires. The Senate Judiciary Committee and […]
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
Your update on important Internet policy issues. OUTLOOK The U.S. federal government averted a shutdown following the Senate passage of a continuing resolution in February to extend funding. Congress will work toward the completion of a FY2022 appropriations package before March 11 when the current government funding extension expires. The Senate Judiciary Committee and the […]
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK Two major parts of President Biden’s domestic legislative agenda – the Build Back Better bill and voting rights reform – failed to advance in the U.S. Congress in January. While these issues remain important, near-term attention in the Senate abruptly shifted towards Biden filling a Supreme […]
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
Your update on important Internet policy issues. OUTLOOK Two major parts of President Biden’s domestic legislative agenda–the Build Back Better bill and voting rights reform–failed to advance in the U.S. Congress in January. While these issues remain important to the slim Democrat majority in Congress and their efforts on a path forward may continue, near-term […]
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK The U.S. Congress passed several essential government funding measures before starting its holiday recess period. On December 2, Congress passed a continuing resolution to keep the government funded temporarily through February 18, thereby avoiding a government shutdown. Congress also voted on December 15 to raise the debt ceiling by $2.5 […]
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
Your update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK The U.S. Congress passed several essential government funding measures before starting its holiday recess period. On December 2, Congress passed a continuing resolution to keep the government funded temporarily through February 18, thereby avoiding a government shutdown. Congress also voted on December 15 to raise the debt […]
