Several U.S. agencies have opened the door to what may be the largest environmental rollback under any administration. These changes, which re-examine and possibly weaken the 1972 Clean Water Act, primarily target protections for millions of acres of wetlands and streams.

The Republican-led Michigan House is moving forward with dozens of bills aimed at cutting red tape, reducing costs, and introducing greater accountability for government contracts. Lawmakers believe these measures will simultaneously promote deregulation and ensure responsible use of public resources.

Argentina has garnered $42 billion in investments from the International Monetary Fund and other major financial institutions as it lifts currency controls. This significant influx aims to bolster the nation’s economic recovery amid attempts to deregulate its economy.