Oil well operators are required by law to plug wells once they’re finished using them, in order to prevent leaks. But yet, there are likely millions nationwide that haven’t been plugged.
On today’s show: former Fed chair remarks, a new wrinkle in the tariff refund process, and a tool that maps AI policy-making.
Imagine a combination of LinkedIn and Wikipedia — but for artificial intelligence.
The Office of Personnel Management is proposing a strict new non-disclosure agreement for federal workers. We dig in.
The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act was signed into law in 2010 in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
The Fed hasn’t always been so transparent about how it makes interest rate decisions.
The $1.8 billion fund will compensate people who have been investigated or targeted for “political, personal, or ideological reasons.”
Lobbying activity in the sector jumped sharply in the first quarter of the year.
On this morning’s program: Kevin Warsh’s Senate confirmation, falling rents, and a coffee roaster’s inabiility to claim tariff refunds.
Gas taxes aren’t popular, but they go toward funding — and maintaining — roads and bridges across the country.
