“in order to overturn a regulation, an agency often has to issue a new regulation. That process — which takes about a year, according to GWU’s Regulatory Studies Center — involves performing technical and economic analysis as well as soliciting public comments … and responding to them.”

article: www.fedweek.com/fedweek/sche...

the Wikipedia on Schedule F explains more about it, including “In April 2024, the Biden administration adopted a regulation that would prevent most of the effects of a reinstatement of Schedule F, the repeal of which by a future administration would delay implementation by several months”

I am reading this and trying to understand a) the current reality, the proposed changes (by Trump and his team), and more

www.federalregister.gov/documents/20...

so far reading that site i am impressed!

oh, Border Protection not Patrol: correction

some background on how some government data is collected and challenges collectors face

consumer price index, bls: www.bls.gov/opub/reports...

but i am looking around for reporters who do cover more than the president

executive