Kelsey Brugger is a Reporter at E&E News. She covers White House environmental politics and policies, environmental justice, and the administrative state, with a focus on climate policy, federal legislation, and energy regulation. Kelsey’s work has been featured in the Society of Environmental Journalists, POLITICO, Daily Climate, and several other notable publications.
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By: Kelsey Brugger, Jacob Wendler
Sens. Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell want a Senate floor vote as soon as next week.
By: Owen Dahlkamp, Kelsey Brugger, Katherine Long, Gabby Miller
The Nvidia CEO spent Tuesday lobbying Democrats and Republicans on how Washington should approach the technology.
The Senate Commerce chair said the panel will instead focus on online safety legislation.
By: Owen Dahlkamp, Dana Nickel, Kelsey Brugger
The OpenAI CEO discussed a forthcoming artificial intelligence model with federal lawmakers as the cybersecurity debate over the advanced technology intensifies.
By: Kelsey Brugger, Jacob Wendler
Congress’ yearslong attempt to regulate college athletics has yet to cross the finish line amid contentious battles over media rights, antitrust concerns, student pay and more.
Conservative parents’ rights groups are urging Senate leaders to preserve the bill’s “duty of care” provision and press technology companies to do more to protect children online.
The bill has the backing of the nation's two largest athletic conferences but athlete and labor groups remain opposed.
The move sets up a vote as soon as Friday, though a deal could speed things up.
By: Nico Portuondo, Kelsey Brugger
Lawmakers return to Washington next week with little time left before the November elections to show voters they take their concerns seriously.
By: Kelsey Brugger
Democrats who think they have a shot at taking back the majority are making the bulk of the moves to fill a number of open seats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
