U.S. International Trade Commission initiates antidumping and countervailing duty investigation on fiberglass door panels from China to determine if unfair pricing or subsidies harm domestic producers.
The EEOC is holding a public hearing on its proposed rescission of EEO-1 through EEO-6 reporting requirements and related recordkeeping obligations for employers.
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Federal Aviation Administration issues final environmental assessment for unmanned aircraft systems package delivery operations nationwide, clearing regulatory pathway for drone delivery services.
The Postal Regulatory Commission is accepting public comment on a new negotiated service agreement filed by the Postal Service for consideration and approval.
USPS files request with Postal Regulatory Commission to add domestic shipping services contract to Negotiated Service Agreements for Priority Mail and Ground Advantage offerings.
APHIS seeks Paperwork Reduction Act approval to revise and extend an information collection for importing beef and ovine meat from Uruguay and beef from Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay.
The EEOC proposes rescinding EEO-1 through EEO-6 reporting requirements for employers, finding the annual filings impose substantial burdens unrelated to enforcing anti-discrimination laws.
U.S. Commerce Department determines countervailable subsidies exist for hardwood and decorative plywood imports from China during January 1–December 31, 2024, triggering countervailing duties.
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration denies exemption applications from 18 individuals with epilepsy or seizure disorders seeking to operate commercial motor vehicles in interstate commerce.
The U.S. Department of Commerce preliminarily finds that Chinese passenger vehicle and light truck tire producers sold merchandise below normal value during August 1, 2024–July 31, 2025, and rescinds the review for 19 companies.
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