Could Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ kill the OFR and accidentally sabotage SOFR?

Next Steps for Deregulation in the FCC with Commissioner Nathan Simington on The Leave Us Alone Podcast

On this week’s episode of the Leave Us Alone Podcast, ATR President Grover Norquist was joined by ATR policy expert James Erwin to discuss possible alterations to President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill as it moves to the Senate. Federal Communications Commissioner Nathan Simington then joined Grover Norquist to discuss a new “Delete, Delete, Delete” initiative to deregulate the FCC. Grover and James begin with a quick overview of potential cha…

How Trump's 'Big, Beautiful' Bill Could End FTC As We Know It

Last week, the Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust authority barely escaped intact from the House Judiciary Committee’s attempt to close it down and send all pending matters over to the J

The real problem with Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill

The Big Beautiful Bill is 1,100 pages.  Massive.  The arguments for and against are deafening.  And all miss the point. “So here’s the thing. Despite all the spending cuts, the Beautiful Bill still in...

Could Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ kill the OFR and accidentally sabotage SOFR?

SOFR? I hardly knew her

Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ could worsen child hunger and racial disparities in RI - TPR: The Public's Radio

President Trump’s budget proposal, which has been approved by the U.S. House of Representatives, includes cuts to several programs that benefit Rhode Island children. This all comes at a time when child poverty, homelessness, and the number of children without health insurance Is on the rise in the Ocean State. That’s according to the latest […] The post Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ could worsen child hunger and racial disparities in RI appeare…

Could Trump’s ‘big Beautiful Bill’ Kill The OFR And Accidentally Sabotage SOFR? - Data Intelligence

Last week, MainFT jumped on the potentially wild implications of an obscure but explosive provision buried deep in the Trump administration’s budget bill. Section 899 of the bill passed by House of Representatives last week would let the US to impose additional taxes on companies and investors from countries that it deems to have “discriminatory” tax policies. As Deutsche Bank’s George Saravelos put it, it represents the potential “weaponisation…