Federal Policy

Trilogy Metals Welcomes Alaska Land Transfer, Potential Boost for Ambler Mining District

Trilogy Metals Welcomes Alaska Land Transfer, Potential Boost for Ambler Mining District

The U.S. Department of the Interior transferred 1.4 million acres to Alaska, potentially supporting the Ambler Road project and critical mineral development in the Ambler Mining District, where Trilogy Metals holds a significant interest.

May 7, 2026
Maryland Faces Health Insurance Challenges as Federal Tax Credits Expire and New Rules Take Effect

Maryland Faces Health Insurance Challenges as Federal Tax Credits Expire and New Rules Take Effect

Maryland residents confront significant health insurance changes including premium increases due to expiring federal tax credits, new restrictions on DACA recipients, and upcoming enrollment deadline reductions that could impact coverage for hundreds of thousands of people.

November 3, 2025
Wage Garnishments Reach Crisis Levels as Federal Student Loan Collections Resume

Wage Garnishments Reach Crisis Levels as Federal Student Loan Collections Resume

Wage garnishments are affecting millions of American workers in 2025, with federal student loan collections driving a silent financial crisis that threatens household stability and exacerbates economic inequality.

October 28, 2025
Trump Administration Reinstates Ambler Access Project Permits, Reviving Critical Alaska Mining Corridor

Trump Administration Reinstates Ambler Access Project Permits, Reviving Critical Alaska Mining Corridor

President Trump's decision to grant permits for the Ambler Access Project overturns the Biden administration's previous rejection, ensuring transportation access to one of the world's richest copper-dominant mining districts and reinforcing federal commitment to Alaska resource development.

October 8, 2025
Federal Health Policies Driving Up Costs for American Families

Federal Health Policies Driving Up Costs for American Families

Recent federal policy decisions are increasing health care costs for American families, creating significant financial pressure on households and the broader health care system.

September 23, 2025
Policy Shifts in Alaska Unlock Development Potential for Trilogy Metals

Policy Shifts in Alaska Unlock Development Potential for Trilogy Metals

Federal policy changes overturning land restrictions and advancing the Ambler Access Road project create significant opportunities for Trilogy Metals to develop its mining assets in Alaska.

September 19, 2025
Higher Education Associations Partner for 2025 Conference on Credential Innovation Amid Policy Shifts

Higher Education Associations Partner for 2025 Conference on Credential Innovation Amid Policy Shifts

UPCEA and AACRAO are co-hosting Convergence 2025 to address the critical need for alternative credential strategies in higher education as institutions navigate changing federal policies and workforce demands.

September 9, 2025
Trump Administration Cancels $679 Million in Offshore Wind Funding

Trump Administration Cancels $679 Million in Offshore Wind Funding

The cancellation of federal support for offshore wind projects represents a significant setback for renewable energy development and raises concerns about the future of clean energy investments in the United States.

September 3, 2025
Trump Administration Targets Maryland Wind Farm Permit as Political Tensions Escalate

Trump Administration Targets Maryland Wind Farm Permit as Political Tensions Escalate

The Trump administration's move to revoke a key federal permit for a major offshore wind project near Ocean City highlights growing political conflicts with Maryland Governor Wes Moore over infrastructure funding and environmental policy.

August 27, 2025
Supreme Court Decision Looms as Trump Administration Sends Mixed Signals on Marijuana Reform

Supreme Court Decision Looms as Trump Administration Sends Mixed Signals on Marijuana Reform

The Supreme Court's potential involvement in marijuana reform creates uncertainty for the cannabis industry as the Trump administration provides conflicting signals on federal policy changes.

August 26, 2025
Trump Administration Moves to Revoke Key Permit for Ocean City Wind Farm

Trump Administration Moves to Revoke Key Permit for Ocean City Wind Farm

The Trump administration's plan to revoke federal approval for the Ocean City wind farm signals a major policy shift that could jeopardize renewable energy projects and create uncertainty for offshore wind development.

August 26, 2025
Federal Freeze on Education Funds Threatens Maryland Schools with $125 Million Loss

Federal Freeze on Education Funds Threatens Maryland Schools with $125 Million Loss

Maryland schools face a potential $125 million loss in federal aid, impacting low-income students, after-school programs, and English language learners, following a freeze by the Trump administration.

July 10, 2025
20 States Challenge Trump Administration Over Medicaid Data Sharing with DHS

20 States Challenge Trump Administration Over Medicaid Data Sharing with DHS

A coalition of 20 states has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for sharing private Medicaid data with deportation officials, raising significant privacy concerns for millions of enrollees.

July 7, 2025
DOJ Dismisses Lawsuits, Potentially Saving Cities Hundreds of Millions in Consent Decree Costs

DOJ Dismisses Lawsuits, Potentially Saving Cities Hundreds of Millions in Consent Decree Costs

The Department of Justice has dismissed lawsuits in multiple jurisdictions, potentially saving local governments over $1 billion in federal consent decree expenses. This action could significantly impact local public safety funding and governance.

May 21, 2025
U.S. Renewable Energy Growth Faces Political Headwinds Under Trump Administration

U.S. Renewable Energy Growth Faces Political Headwinds Under Trump Administration

A new report highlights the significant growth of renewable energy production in the United States over the past decade, while also identifying potential challenges from federal policy changes and budget cuts that could impede future progress.

May 13, 2025