President Donald Trump’s super political action committee unloaded $277 million from the start of September through the first two weeks of October to bolster Republican candidates in midterm election ...

The cryptocurrency industry blanketed Washington this year to push its agenda, but key players in the sector tapered off their federal lobbying expenditures as a signature legislative priority ...

The Serbian Tax Administration Oct. 20 posted the November 2026 tax calendar, with filing and payment deadlines for various taxes. The calendar includes deadlines of: 1) Nov. 2, to file ...

A group of Democratic lawmakers is urging the US Department of Agriculture to reverse a new 25% cost-sharing requirement for a dairy business assistance program, warning the policy could limit ...

Aspiring firefighters, welders, and phlebotomy technicians in a handful of states can now access federal financial aid to pay for short-term workforce training at community colleges.

Oct. 19 issued State Aid Case Decision No. SA.123734, approving the extension and amendments to France’s IR-PME income tax reduction regime for individuals making cash subscriptions ...

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a trip to the Middle East, just days before the country holds elections, Axios reported on Monday.

Senate Democrats dropped a fresh trove on criticism of technology companies tapped to operate state Medicaid eligibility systems, alleging these firms — which stand to make millions as new work ...

DeepSeek is opening up the software it uses to run its artificial intelligence models at scale, potentially making its technology cheaper and easier for businesses to run.

Flock Safety poured $360,000 into federal lobbying during the third quarter of the year, as broad privacy concerns over the company’s automated license plate readers surfacedon Capitol Hill.

Democrats are caught between wrapping all spending decisions for the next fiscal year or punting them to the new year, when they may get a better deal with Republicans if they flip one or both ...

Some California Democratic candidates are openly rejecting tech money and distancing themselves from the industry as they vie for open seats in a state legislature known for its appetite to control ...