DC Council Considers Extending Emergency Legislation
The Council is scheduled today to introduce a number of amendments to extend emergency laws addressing pandemic-related hardships.
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Association Supports MD Bill to Protect Credit Unions Reporting Financial Exploitation
Senate Bill 175 will be heard tomorrow by the Senate Finance Committee.
Maryland Governor's Race Has Clear Frontrunner in Fundraising
Some gubernatorial candidates released their fundraising numbers ahead of the State Board of Elections deadline of midnight tomorrow.
Youngkin Sworn-in as Virginia Governor Over the Weekend
In his State of the Commonwealth Address on Monday, Glenn Youngkin outlined his priorities which include cutting taxes and slashing regulations for businesses.
DC Mayor Declares Limited Public Health Emergency
Mayor Muriel Bowser’s order runs through January 26.
Outgoing Virginia Governor Declares a State of Emergency, Incoming Governor Plans Legal Challenge to Vaccine Mandates
In response to a spike in hospitalizations, on Monday Governor Ralph Northam declared a 30-day state of emergency in the Commonwealth. Maryland and Delaware Governors took similar action recently.
Can Hogan’s High Approval Ratings Help Win Back the Senate?
Republican leaders on the Hill seem to think so.
Montgomery County Considers Vaccine Passports
The proposal would be like DC’s vaccine requirement which takes effect this weekend and requires proof of vaccination for people 12 and older to enter a restaurant, entertainment venues, gyms or other place where people congregate.
CFPB Report Reveals Big 3 Credit Bureaus Failed to Fully Respond to Consumers over Credit Report Errors
The CFPB reported receiving more than 700,000 complaints from consumers regarding Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.
Todd Harper Nomination Resubmitted for Chairman of the NCUA
Harper, who is currently serving as Chairman, was already nominated by Biden for a longer term ending in 2027, however the nomination awaits confirmation by the Senate.