If Democrats narrowly retake the House, DSA-affiliated members could seize outsized power in would-be Speaker Hakeem Jeffries’ caucus — presenting a complicated future for Washington’s Democratic lobbyists.

The Department of Justice is considering making substantive changes to rules under the Foreign Agents Registration Act for the first time in decades — but it’s leaving K Street guessing on what that could mean for lawyers and lobbyists.

The crypto industry suffered a rare defeat last night in Florida after spending $2 million in an unsuccessful bid to defeat Oliver Gilbert in the Democratic primary to succeed outgoing Rep. Frederica Wilson.

Harold Hamm may soon sit in the driver’s seat of the Independent Petroleum Association of America — one of the largest oil trade associations in the country.

The continued presence of key former Pelosi staffers on Capitol Hill — as well as the sizable Pelosi alumni network downtown — is a sign that the former speaker’s signature brand of hard-nosed, strategic leadership will outlive her tenure.

French PR firm Havas Media, which runs the lion’s share of Israel’s FARA-registered foreign influence work in the U.S., appears to have stood up an “institute” aimed at feeding LLMs positive information about Israel via one of its subcontractors.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Robert Garcia wrote to President Donald Trump yesterday demanding more transparency around the thousands of individual stock trades he disclosed earlier this year.

One of President Donald Trump’s major policy initiatives is poised to bolster an industry he’s long undermined: the electric vehicle sector.

May Mailman has snapped up her first major hire at the government affairs shop she started last year: fellow Trump admin alum Clark Milner is joining MPL Strategies as a principal.

The developers of a multi-billion-dollar natural gas export facility recently donated $125,000 to a group supporting the congressional run of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s son-in-law, Michael Alfonso.

An aggressive new PAC backed by renewable energy supporters notched a major win last night by helping unseat Rep. Andy Ogles.

A Trump-appointed federal appeals judge spent months running a Washington public affairs firm after being appointed to the bench last year, an arrangement that contributed to an exodus among the firm’s staff and clients and only ended when the firm went out of business at the end of June.