Program Comment on NPS Mission 66-Era Facilities

The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation has issued a program comment regarding the stewardship and management of National Park Service facilities from the Mission 66-era. This notice provides guidance on the preservation and management of these historic resources.

Notice of Performance Review Board

The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation published a notice regarding its Performance Review Board. This notice announces the appointments to the board, which became effective on November 27, 2024.

Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Program Comment on Housing, Building, and Transportation Undertakings

The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation has issued a program comment regarding certain housing, building, and transportation undertakings. This notice outlines the scope and purpose of the comment, which aims to provide guidance on historic preservation considerations for these types of projects.

Federal Agency Collaboration with Governments: Request for Comments

The Administrative Conference of the United States has issued a notice requesting comments on federal agency collaboration with state, local, tribal, and territorial governments. The comment period closes on July 28, 2025.

Administrative Conference of the United States: Appointment of PRB Members

The Administrative Conference of the United States has issued a notice regarding the appointment of members to the Program Review Board (PRB). The notice specifies the effective date for these new memberships.

Administrative Conference of the United States: Adoption of Recommendations

The Administrative Conference of the United States has published a notice regarding the adoption of its recommendations. This notice details recommendations concerning agency investigative procedures and disclosure and transparency, as adopted by the Conference.

Administrative Conference of the United States: Adoption of Recommendations

The Administrative Conference of the United States has published a notice regarding the adoption of its recommendations. This notice, published on February 11, 2026, outlines specific recommendations for improving agency proceedings and obtaining government records.

Administrative Conference of the United States Public Meeting Notice

The Administrative Conference of the United States has issued a notice for a public meeting of its Assembly. The meeting is scheduled for January 21, 2026. This notice serves to inform interested parties about the upcoming assembly.

Court Interpreters Certification Exam Announcement

The Administrative Office of United States Courts announced the written segment of the certification examination for court interpreters in multiple languages. Applications for the August 27, 1994 examination are due by July 15, 1994.

Garnishment of Pay for Federal Judiciary Employees

The Administrative Office of United States Courts published a rule regarding the garnishment of pay for officers and employees of the federal judiciary, excluding the Supreme Court. This rule establishes procedures for handling such garnishments.

Electronic Access Fees for Federal Agencies

The Administrative Office of the United States Courts will begin collecting fees for electronic public access in bankruptcy courts using the CM/ECF system starting July 1, 2001. This notice clarifies the implementation of a seven cents per page fee for electronic access to court data.

Chapter 7 Trustee Payment Regulations Under Bankruptcy Code

The Administrative Office of United States Courts has issued a notice regarding regulations for the administration of payments to Chapter 7 trustees under Section 330(e) of the Bankruptcy Code. These regulations are effective September 30, 2021.

Administration of Certain Payments to Chapter 7 Trustees

The Administrative Office of the United States Courts issued a notice regarding the administration of certain payments to Chapter 7 Trustees. These revisions took effect on June 2, 2022.

Senior Companion/Foster Grandparent Income Eligibility

The ACTION agency published updated income eligibility rules for the Senior Companion and Foster Grandparent programs. These changes, effective May 2, 1994, adjust the income thresholds for program participants.

Office of Administration Removes Regulations to Align Policy with Law

The Executive Office of the President's Office of Administration is removing certain regulations from the Code of Federal Regulations. This action aligns published policy with current legal interpretations, clarifying that the Office of Administration is not an agency under the Freedom of Information Act or the Privacy Act of 1974. The rule is effective March 17, 2015.

United States v. Joshua Thompson - Criminal Appeal

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals granted counsel's motion to withdraw in the case of United States v. Joshua Thompson. The court affirmed Thompson's conviction and sentence after an independent review of the record found no arguable issues of merit.

Wayne Lyle v. Fulcrum Loan Holdings, LLC - Bankruptcy Appeal

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals filed an opinion regarding the appeal of an order denying motions to stay a real property sale in a bankruptcy proceeding. The court addressed jurisdictional issues and mootness concerning the appeal.

United States v. Damon Houston - Criminal Appeal

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the district court's imposition of a 60-month prison sentence for Damon Houston, who violated the conditions of his supervised release. The court found the sentence substantively reasonable and did not abuse its discretion.

NY Residential Brush Burning Prohibition Reminder

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is reminding residents that the annual statewide prohibition on residential brush burning begins March 16 and ends May 14. This annual ban is in place to reduce wildfire risks during the spring season.

NY Environmental Conservation Police Activity Report 2025

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's Division of Law Enforcement reported responding to over 35,575 complaints in 2025, resulting in 15,673 tickets or arrests for environmental violations. The report highlights specific enforcement actions, including a snowmobile checkpoint and a response to a loose bull.

Beetle Predator Reproducing Successfully for Adelgid Control

New York State agencies announced a major milestone in biological control efforts against the invasive hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA). The predator beetle, *Laricobius nigrinus*, is reproducing successfully in the Hudson Valley, exceeding collection expectations and allowing for redistribution to new sites.

CFTC Leadership Outlook and Roadmap Under Acting Chairman Pham

The CFTC has elected Commissioner Caroline D. Pham as acting chairman, signaling potential reforms in rulemaking, enforcement, and administrative procedures. Her tenure is expected to focus on addressing concerns regarding due process, APA compliance, and the agency's approach to digital assets.

Floor Trader Exemption Use in Event Contract Markets

This advisory discusses the potential use of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) floor trader exemption as an alternative to swap dealer registration for market makers in event contract markets. It examines the definition of a swap dealer and the implications for entities providing liquidity in nascent prediction markets.

CLARITY Act: Digital Commodity Pool Regulation Expansion

The House of Representatives passed the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025, which would expand the CFTC's regulatory authority over digital commodities. This expansion could extend commodity pool regulations to spot digital asset activities, impacting digital asset treasury companies and advisors.

NFA Reminder: Annual Affirmation for CFTC Exemptions Due March 2

The National Futures Association (NFA) has reminded commodity pool operators and commodity trading advisors relying on certain CFTC exemptions that their annual affirmation is due by March 2, 2026. Failure to affirm will result in automatic withdrawal of the exemption.

CFTC Announces First Leveraged Spot Crypto on Regulated Exchange

The CFTC announced the upcoming launch of the first leveraged spot cryptocurrency product on the CFTC-regulated Bitnomial Exchange. This initiative is part of the CFTC's 'Crypto Sprint' to foster innovation in digital assets and aligns with a joint CFTC-SEC statement on trading spot digital asset products.

OCC Remarks on Fostering a Resilient Financial System

Acting Comptroller of the Currency Rodney E. Hood delivered remarks on fostering a resilient and resurgent financial system. The speech outlined four key strategies: accelerating bank-fintech partnerships, expanding engagement with digital assets, advancing financial inclusion, and modernizing regulation.

Rodney Hood Discusses Homeownership at Detroit Fair

Acting Comptroller of the Currency Rodney Hood delivered remarks at the Detroit REACh Homebuyers Fair on June 28, 2025. He discussed the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's (OCC) priorities regarding financial inclusion and advancing homeownership, highlighting the role of national banks and federal savings associations.

Comptroller Gould Discusses De Novo Charters and Digital Assets

Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan V. Gould discussed the OCC's priority to reinvigorate de novo bank charters, noting an increase in applications in 2025, including those for digital asset activities. He emphasized the importance of a robust pipeline of new banks for a dynamic and competitive financial system.

Comptroller Gould Discusses Bank Resolution Planning and Failures

Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan V. Gould discussed the efficacy of bank resolution planning, a tool established by the Dodd-Frank Act. He examined whether current resolution plans are usable in actual resolutions and if the resources dedicated to them are appropriate, based on his experience and observations.

Comptroller of the Currency Remarks on Financial Literacy and Education

Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan V. Gould delivered remarks on financial literacy, emphasizing its importance for informed consumer choices and economic participation. He highlighted the OCC's efforts to reform Community Reinvestment Act examinations and champion technological innovation in banking.

FCA Mortgage Charter Uptake Data

The FCA has published data on the uptake of the Government's Mortgage Charter for March 2026. The data, collected from 49 signatory firms representing 90% of the mortgage market, details the number of customers who have utilized options such as locking in new deals early or temporarily reducing payments. This publication provides insights into borrower support measures.

FCA Mortgage Lending Statistics Q4 2025

The FCA has published its mortgage lending statistics for Q4 2025, showing a record £1.73 trillion in outstanding loans. Key findings include an increase in high loan-to-value and loan-to-income lending, alongside a decrease in gross mortgage advances compared to the previous quarter.

FCA Review of Second Charge Mortgages

The FCA has reviewed second charge mortgage intermediaries and lenders, identifying examples of good and poor practices. The review focused on advice, fees, charges, and affordability assessments. Firms are expected to review their practices to ensure they meet Consumer Duty standards.

FCA Mortgage Lending Statistics - March 2026

The FCA has released its mortgage lending statistics for March 2026, based on data submitted via the Mortgage Lending and Administration Return (MLAR). The report details trends in outstanding mortgage loans, gross mortgage advances, and new mortgage commitments for Q4 2025.

FCA Consumer Understanding Good Practice Review

The FCA has published findings from its review into how financial firms approach consumer understanding, an outcome under the Consumer Duty. The guidance highlights good practices and areas for improvement across several key areas, including management information, innovation, vulnerability, financial promotions, and governance.

Court Document Filing

This document represents a new legal case filing within the US court system. It pertains to a specific legal proceeding and is part of the ongoing judicial administration process. Further details would require analysis of the specific case content.

FISHES Act Approved

The FISHES Act (Public Law 118-229) was approved on January 4, 2025. This act adds to the existing framework for managing and conserving fish populations within US waters.

National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021

The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021 (NDAA FY21) has been enacted, establishing defense policies and funding for the upcoming fiscal year. It includes provisions related to cybersecurity, supply chain security, and technological innovation within the defense sector.

Disapproval of Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Rule

Congress has passed a joint resolution to disapprove a rule issued by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM). This action effectively removes the BOEM rule, impacting energy companies operating in federal waters. The specific rule being disapproved is identified by its Public Law number.

Congress Disapproves IRS Digital Asset Reporting Rule

Congress has disapproved a rule from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that would have required brokers to report digital asset sales to the IRS. This action effectively removes the proposed reporting requirements for digital asset transactions.

Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act

Public Law 118-210, the Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act, has been enacted to enhance healthcare and benefits for veterans. This legislation introduces new provisions and potentially expands existing programs administered by the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Federal Register Vol. 90, No. 218

The US Federal Register published Volume 90, Number 218 on November 14, 2025. This issue contains various notices and updates from different federal agencies. It serves as an official compilation of government rules, proposed rules, and notices.

Federal Register Vol 90, No 219

This document is the daily publication of the Federal Register, Volume 90, Number 219, dated November 17, 2025. It contains various official notices and regulatory information from US federal agencies.

Federal Register Vol. 90, No. 221

This document is the daily compilation of regulatory notices from various US Federal Agencies published in the Federal Register on November 19, 2025. It serves as an official record of government actions and proposed rules.

Federal Register Vol. 90, No. 220

This document is the daily compilation of the Federal Register for November 18, 2025, Volume 90, Issue 220. It contains various official notices, proposed rules, and final rules from U.S. federal agencies. Compliance officers should review relevant sections for potential impacts on their organizations.

Federal Register Volume 90, Issue 222

The Federal Register published Volume 90, Issue 222 on November 20, 2025. This issue contains various government notices and regulatory updates. It serves as an official source for federal agency announcements and rulemakings.

CRA Small and Intermediate Bank Asset Thresholds Updated for 2026

The Federal Reserve Board and FDIC announced updated asset-size thresholds for Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) small and intermediate banks for 2026. These annual adjustments are based on inflation, ensuring the thresholds reflect current economic conditions.

Agencies Release 2025 Shared National Credit Program Report

The Federal Reserve Board, FDIC, and OCC have released the 2025 Shared National Credit (SNC) report. The report indicates that credit risk associated with large, syndicated bank loans remains moderate, with 8.6% of total commitments rated as non-pass.

Federal Reserve Finalizes Stress Test Scenarios, Maintains Capital Requirements

The Federal Reserve Board has finalized its annual stress test scenarios for large banks and voted to maintain current stress test-related capital requirements until 2027. The final scenarios are similar to those proposed in October, and the delay in new capital requirements will allow for public feedback on supervisory models.