New NEPA rule adds requirements to an already complicated permitting process and ignores the permitting reforms passed by Congress.

Download your copy of AGC’s Playbook on Decarbonization and Carbon Reporting in the Construction Industry.

This week brought another US House retirement, which brings the total number of open seats heading into the next election to 50. Four of the vacancies will be filled in special elections prior to November.

Recently, there has been an uptick in President Joe Biden’s polling numbers, particularly in the critical Great Lakes states, and the turnout pattern in last night’s Pennsylvania primary looks to verify those figures.

The Daily Kos Elections site has released their quarterly fundraising recap depicting the amount that every candidate raised during the first quarter of 2024. The Democrats’ aggregate campaign dollar advantage appears overwhelming.

Check out these political snippets on the presidential, congressional and gubernatorial races from across the country. 

The association raises concerns over data privacy and undue burdens from the proposed reinstatement of comprehensive monthly employment reports, discontinued since 1995.

U.S. Department of Labor updates exemption criteria for key employee categories, setting new salary thresholds effective July 2024.

The agency finalizes sweeping rule banning non-compete agreements nationwide, except for limited senior executive and business sale exceptions.

Starting May 2024, federal agencies are required to integrate 'sustainable products and services' into contracts, setting a new standard in government procurement practices.

On April 22, Earth Day, AGC announced a new, first-of-its-kind, decarbonization playbook designed to help firms assess, track and reduce greenhouse gas emissions for the projects they build.

Focused on reviving key tax benefits, the newly formed groups aim to secure future tax relief for families, workers, and small businesses as 2025 deadlines approach. 

Join us in St. Louis, Missouri, July 16 – 18, for this year's Construction Safety, Health & Environmental Conference.

New designations for PFOA and PFOS trigger stringent reporting requirements and Superfund implications, raising alarms among contractors and federal entities.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission recently issued a final rule to implement the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, providing clarity to help employers understand their duties under the law.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s final rule to regulate certain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances under the CERCLA/Superfund has cleared the interagency review process.

The Mine Safety and Health Administration issued its final rule to better protect miners against occupational exposure to respirable crystalline silica.

The unique feature of AGC’s Federal Contractors Conference compared to other federal construction meetings is that it is driven by the attendees themselves—contractors set the agenda.

On the threshold of witnessing another set of primary elections, provided is an overview of what to expect in nine primary states whose electorates will vote later this month and in May.

New Sunshine State polling data suggests that Florida Sen. Rick Scott (R) has the potential of falling into a competitive re-election race later this year, but the underlying data illustrating just how Republican his state has become portends a different conclusion.