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Weekly Roundup Archive: WR 6/1/24

Press Releases : June 1 - June 7

6/3 - CFPB Creates Registry to Detect Corporate Repeat Offenders (CFPB)

6/3 - DOT Secures Nearly $1 Billion in Refunds to Airline Passengers Through New Enforcement Actions (DOT)

6/3 - White House Releases New Strategies to Advance Sustainable Ocean Management (WH/OSTP; direct to strategies on ocean biodiversity | aquatic environmental dna | sustainable ocean economy)

6/4 - “Blood and Determination and Then Victory” – Digitized Operations Reports Related to D-Day (NARA; direct to website)

6/4 - Setting the PACE in Ocean Observations: NOAA Incorporating New NASA Science Mission Data into Operational Ocean Color Observations (NESDIS)

6/4 - Fact Sheet: President Biden Announces New Actions to Secure the Border (WH; see also, proclamation and DHS secretary statement)

6/5 - IMLS Awards $3.7 Million Through Native American/Native Hawaiian Museum Services Program (IMLS; direct to awards list)

6/5 - Immerse yourself in Earth and space: Get SOS Explorer (NOAA; direct to download page)

6/5 - Real-time satellite data improves earthquake early warning system in the United States (USGS; see aslo, ShakeAlert page)

6/6 - DOE Announces New Decadal Fusion Energy Strategy (DOE; direct to strategy page; see also, WH factsheet)

6/6 - FCC Adopts $200M Cybersecurity Pilot Program for Schools & Libraries (FCC)

6/6 - SNAP Insights: Child Support Cooperation Requirement Research Findings and Policy Options (FNS; direct to report page)

6/6 - Biden-Harris administration publishes final management plan for Mariana Trench Marine National Monument (FWS; direct to website)

6/6 - U.S. marine economy continues upward trend (NOAA; direct to report page)

6/7 - Biden-Harris Administration Releases Data Showing Historic Gains in Health Care Coverage in Minority Communities (CMS, with links to 5 reports)

6/7 - Summary of Fiscal Year 2023 Annual FOIA Reports Published (DOJ; direct to report)

6/7 - Justice Department Launches Access DOJ (DOJ; direct to website)

6/7 - USDOT Finalizes New Fuel Economy Standards for Model Years 2027-2031 (DOT; direct to info page)

6/7 - IMLS Awards Nearly $6 Million in Grant Funding for African American History and Culture (IMLS; direct to awards list)

Bills Signed into Law : June 1 - June 7

Information below is from congress.gov. Date listed is date signed into law, and the description is an abbreviated version of bill summary available on that website.


None this week

Hearings : June 1 - June 7

See full weekly list of Congressional hearings on congress.gov.


6/3 - A Hearing with Dr. Anthony Fauci (House Oversight; see also, chair opening statement | subcommittee release with linked subcommittee staff memo and transcripts | subcommittee post-hearing statement | ranking member opening statement | subcommittee minority release with linked staff report | subcommittee minority post-hearing statement)

6/4 - Oversight of the U.S. Department of Justice (House Judiciary; see also, ranking member opening statement)

6/4 - Bonus Blunder: Examining VA’s Improper Decision to Award Senior Executives Millions in Incentives (House VA; see also, 5/9/24 VA OIG report)

6/4 - The Assault on Women’s Freedoms: How Abortion Bans Have Created a Health Care Nightmare Across America (Senate Health)

6/5 - Riskier Business: How Climate is Already Challenging Insurance Markets (Senate Budget)

Miscellaneous : June 1 - June 7

6/1 - DOJ fears AI tampering with Biden-Hur audio (via Politico, with source document)

6/2 - Redesigned FHFA website rolled out (FHFA)

6/3 - Justice Department condemns Supreme Court's racist 'Insular Cases' (via NBC News; see also, House Natural Resources minority release, with source documents)

6/4 - EPA union ratifies contract to protect employees’ scientific integrity (via GovExec; see also, PEER announcement)

6/4 - States are already collecting more abortion data. And HIPAA won’t always keep it private. (via Route Fifty)

6/4 - Lawmakers expensed millions in 2023 under new program that doesn’t require receipts (via WaPo; see also, 6/8 House Ethics Panel Looks Into Nancy Mace’s Use of Reimbursement Program via NYT)

6/5 - ‘Calling their bluff’: Contraception bill fails in Senate (via Politico; see also, president’s statement and bill roll call vote)

6/6 - Homeland Security Academic Partnership Council (HSAPC) Foreign Malign Influence (FMI) in Higher Education Subcommittee Final Report (DHS)

6/6 - House speaker appoints two Trump loyalists to intelligence committee (via The Guardian)

6/6 - Supreme Court Backs Tribes in Healthcare Funding Dispute (via Native News Online, with link to source document; see also, HHS secretary statement)

6/6 - Most Americans unaware of foreign intel operations’ scope on social media, State Dept. official says (via NextGov, with link to WaPo event page with recordings/transcript)

6/7 - Federal neurodiversity playbook pushes inclusive hiring, retention practices (via Federal News Network, with link to source document)

6/7 - Justice Clarence Thomas Acknowledges He Should Have Disclosed Free Trips From Billionaire Donor (via ProPublica, with source document; see also, courts’ disclosure database)

Trump Indictments: June 1 - June 7

Classified documents search warrant/indictment:

6/3 - Jack Smith wants Judge Cannon to stop Trump from putting law enforcement at risk (via MSNBC, with link to source document)

6/4 - Judge Cannon expands hearing on Trump’s request to declare special counsel’s appointment invalid (via CNN)


2020 election/January 6 indictment:

None this week


2020 election/Georgia indictment:

Docket Watch: Trump Prosecuted in Fulton County (via Lawfare; provides access to documents)

6/5 - Appeals court halts Trump’s Georgia election case while appeal on Willis disqualification pending (via AP)


NY criminal trial (Stormy Daniels payoff):

Daily court transcripts (unable to capture in IA) and other court documents (via NY Courts)

Court transcripts and exhibits (full/searchable PDFs, via Law360)

6/5 - Federal Legal Implications of Former President Donald Trump’s Conviction in New York State Court: Frequently Asked Questions (CRS)