Republicans will use the Congressional Review Act to overturn Biden-era regulations and pretend that they take seriously their responsibilities to check the executive branch.

The Congressional Review Act enables Congress to review the work of the administrative state and, together with the President, expeditiously consider and reject any rule that an agency adopts.

June 20, 2024 - A once almost forgotten law is creating urgency for the Biden Administration. That legislation — the Congressional Review Act (CRA) — is turning into a force of political power ...

The Congressional Review Act is a little-known legislative mechanism that could come into extensive use for undoing Biden administration rules if Republicans win the November elections.. The law ...

But the Congressional Review Act of 1996 changed the rules of the game. Though used only once before President Trump took office in 2017, he embraced the CRA to repeal 16 regulations during his ...

Congress' move last month to revoke a waiver to phase out the sale of gas-powered cars in California also pulled the rug out from under Washington, leaving an uncertain future for EVs here.

Roughly 100 rules — including some from the Environmental Protection Agency and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — could be repealed under the Congressional Review Act.

The Congressional Review Act — CRA — has proven its importance in holding the Biden administration accountable in a divided Congress. Conservatives in Congress won their very first legislative ...

The 1996 Congressional Review Act typically gives lawmakers 60 days to enact joint resolutions of disapproval nullifying rules. The law allows the Senate to pass the joint resolutions with simple ...

“The Congressional Review Act is an incredibly important tool for reining in abuses from the regulatory state,” Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), ranking member of the Commerce, Science and ...