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A bipartisan Senate permitting bill that could cut up to eight years off energy-project timelines is now at risk because the Trump DOJ's renewed attacks on offshore wind permits may blow up the negotiations, according to sponsor Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse.
NHTSA has proposed rewriting FMVSS No. 108 to require cyan-colored marker lamps on autonomous vehicles, creating a single federal standard for how robotaxis signal that no human is driving.
Following a Section 232 probe launched in August 2025, Trump opted for trade negotiations over new tariffs on wind turbine and component imports, directing Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and USTR Jamieson Greer to negotiate with trading partners and report progress within 180 days.
STAT's daily Morning Rounds newsletter leads with a Boston federal court hearing where roughly two dozen states are suing to block the administration's new Medicaid work requirements, wrapped in a digest of other health-policy notes.
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay a record $25 billion fine for consumer-protection violations stemming from Cambridge Analytica, and WIRED's piece asks — without fully answering — whether a penalty of that size would actually hurt the company.
The Treasury Department proposed rules under the Comprehensive Outbound Investment National Security Act (COINS) that would add biotechnology to the list of national-security-restricted sectors (alongside semiconductors, AI, and quantum), prohibiting U.S. financial transactions with Chinese biotech companies and biotech equipment/tool manufacturers — while carving out U.S. pharma's ability to in-license China-invented drugs.
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