Today, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a Congressional Review Act Resolution of Disapproval (CRA) to repeal an important air pollution rule.

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California’s authority to set environmental rules that are tougher than national standards had never been challenged by ...

In a 51-46 vote that fell along party lines, Republicans affirmed their ability to repeal the waivers, clearing the way for the first of three to be withdrawn on Thursday morning.

Opinion: NYU law professor Richard Revesz says Congress would be violating the law if they use the Congressional Review Act ...

Fueling The Conversation, Week of May 20th, 2025 It’s crunch time for the United States Senate. In the eleventh ...

The Senate has passed at least 14 resolutions to disapprove a regulation, with three having been signed into law, six ...

Senate Republicans indicated that they intend to vote this week on whether to nix California's emissions waiver from the ...

State and local authority over air quality will be jeopardized if Congress revokes California’s auto emissions limits, ...

Two of the most contentious issues awaiting votes in Congress would have particularly heavy impacts on California.

They want to invoke the Congressional Review Act to permanently block California from imposing stringent regulations on gas-powered cars. This issue, deeply rooted in a long history of ...

On May 9, the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs announced that President Trump signed into law Chairman Tim Scott’s ...