President Joe Biden released his latest regulatory to-do list Tuesday, outlining plans to address climate change, health policies, and more.
The list, typically issued twice a year, offers a window into how the administration plans to use 29 cabinet-level departments, executive agencies and federal commissions to advance the president’s priorities.
Click here to read the regulatory agenda.
The Office of Management and Budget, in a news release, highlighted rules to strengthen airline refund requirements, ensure low-income women can access baby formula, and update procedures for prescribing medicine virtually.
“We look forward to continuing to ensure that federal regulations deliver ...
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