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[ June 24, 2017 ] Material Useful to Russia Investigation Destroyed in U.S. Compounds, Officials Say Politics
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Trump Administration May Restrict Reviews that Could Impede Infrastructure Plan

June 8, 2017 Focus Washington

The Trump administration may restrict the length of environmental reviews as part of efforts to streamline the approval process in the $1 trillion infrastructure package, The Hill reports. Speaking at a Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) […]

Retired Generals Want U.S. to be Leader on Energy Innovations

June 6, 2017 Focus Washington

Retired generals and other senior military officers are warning that the U.S. must be a leader on energy innovations, noting that a “failure in the field could cause considerable risk to national security”, The Hill […]

White House to Activate $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan in Upcoming Week

June 5, 2017 Focus Washington

The White House is set to ramp up infrastructure efforts next week, to show progress on the $1 trillion rebuilding package, which President Donald Trump broadly outlined in his budget proposal last week, The Hill […]

Transmission Policy: CFTP’s Sue Sheridan on the Impact of a GOP-Controlled Senate

December 4, 2014 Focus Washington

Coalition for Fair Transmission Policy’s Sue Sheridan discusses the impact of GOP control of the Senate on transmission policy. Sue Sheridan is the President and Chief Counsel of CFTP. Ms. Sheridan began her work on […]

Jim Wilson, Partner at Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease

November 24, 2008 Focus Washington

Jim Wilson, Partner at Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease, today discussed with me the potential changes to antitrust law in the upcoming Obama administration.