Brian Croce

House Republicans passed a bill to raise the debt ceiling and cut spending that has little chance of passing in the Senate.

The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee advanced Julie Su’s nomination for labor secretary in an 11-10 party-line vote.

Delaware legislators introduced a bill to reinstate the employer match for state employee contributions to the deferred compensation program.

Labor secretary nominee Julie Su’s Senate confirmation hearing included questions on SECURE 2.0 and the department’s work on a new fiduciary rule.

Two House Republicans are pressing the PBGC about its response to potential improper payments within the Special Financial Assistance Program.

The “regulatory deluge” underway at the SEC is uncoordinated and largely unnecessary, SEC Commissioner Mark T. Uyeda said.

The Labor Department plans to challenge a federal court decision vacating guidance that established rollover recommendations as fiduciary advice.

As the deadline to raise the debt ceiling and avoid a crisis gets closer, doing so without spending cuts is not an option, Rep. Kevin McCarthy said.

The SEC is proposing major changes to the U.S. equity markets, some of which institutional investors favor and others oppose.

The SEC will reopen the comment period on a proposal that would expand the definition of "exchange" under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that SEC charges can be challenged in U.S. District Court before the agency settles the matter in-house.

The DOL's new rule permitting retirement plan fiduciaries to consider ESG factors is legally sound, J. Mark Iwry said in a court filing.

The Sierra Club has asked the SEC for a standardized rule on emissions disclosures like those outlined in the agency's climate disclosure proposal.

Hedge fund manager Chatham Asset Management and founder Anthony Melchiorre agreed to pay $19.4 million to settle SEC charges.