The Reload's Steve Gutowski discusses U.S. gun policy, Semafor's Steve Clemons discusses domestic unrest in Israel, and Independent Community Bankers of America CEO Rebeca Romero Rainey discusses the stability of the U.S. banking system.
The House will begin work on energy policy legislation (H.R.1) that seeks to lower energy prices by increasing oil and gas production as well as speed up the federal permit approval process for energy and infrastructure projects.
The House will begin work on energy policy legislation (H.R.1) that seeks to lower energy prices by increasing oil and gas production as well as speed up the federal permit approval process for energy and infrastructure projects.
The Reload's Steve Gutowski discussed recent gun policy developments, including House Republicans' hearing on the role of the ATF and President Biden's executive order on gun background checks.
The House will begin work on energy policy legislation (H.R.1) that seeks to lower energy prices by increasing oil and gas production as well as speed up the federal permit approval process for energy and infrastructure projects.
Following a tour of the Wolfspeed, Inc. semiconductor plant in Durham, North Carolina, President Biden talked about his administration's initiatives for boosting advanced manufacturing in the United States. He also repeated calls for an assault weapons ban amid the previous day's mass shooting, in which three children and three adults were killed at a private Christian school in Nashville, Tennessee. Jake Ditzenberger, an ironworker union apprenticeship instructor, introduced the president.
The House will begin work on energy policy legislation (H.R.1) that seeks to lower energy prices by increasing oil and gas production as well as speed up the federal permit approval process for energy and infrastructure projects.
"A total of $100 billion was scheduled to go out of the door that day. The bank did not have enough collateral to meet thatand they were shut down," said Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michael Barr. His testimony came before the Senate Banking Committee. He was joined by other officials from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and Treasury Department to discuss the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, regional banking and banking regulation reform.
Frank Yiannas, the former FDA deputy commissioner for food policy and response during the nationwide 2022 baby formula shortage, told lawmakers the U.S. is "one outbreak, one tornado, a flood or cyber attack away" from having another similar situation happening again. Mr. Yiannas and Dr. Peter Lurie, another former FDA official, testified before the House Oversight Subcommittee on Health Care. The subcommittee is examining lessons learned and gathering recommendations in hopes of taking congressional action to prevent another shortage from happening.
The Reload's Steve Gutowski discussed recent gun policy developments, including House Republicans' hearing on the role of the ATF and President Biden's executive order on gun background checks.
"A total of $100 billion was scheduled to go out of the door that day. The bank did not have enough collateral to meet thatand they were shut down," said Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michael Barr. His testimony came before the Senate Banking Committee. He was joined by other officials from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and Treasury Department to discuss the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, regional banking and banking regulation reform.
E&E News' Jeremy Dillon discusses the House Republicans' energy bill, Brady president Kris Brown discusses the mass shooting in Nashville, and Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) discusses bank regulation and congressional news of the day.
The House will continue work on energy legislation (H.R.1) that seeks to lower energy costs by increasing oil and gas production as well as speed up the federal permit approval process for energy and infrastructure projects.
The House will continue work on energy legislation (H.R.1) that seeks to lower energy costs by increasing oil and gas production as well as speed up the federal permit approval process for energy and infrastructure projects.
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz testified on his coffee chain's treatment of union organizing efforts, before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee. Mr. Schultz stepped down as CEO days before his testimony.
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz testified on his coffee chain's treatment of union organizing efforts, before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee. Mr. Schultz stepped down as CEO days before his testimony.
Former Wall Street Journal reporter and Washington, DC, resident Neil King, author of "American Ramble," talked about his nearly 300-mile walking trip from the nation's capital to New York City.
Former Wall Street Journal reporter and Washington, DC, resident Neil King, author of "American Ramble," talked about his nearly 300-mile walking trip from the nation's capital to New York City.
Former Wall Street Journal reporter and Washington, DC, resident Neil King, author of "American Ramble," talked about his nearly 300-mile walking trip from the nation's capital to New York City.
