America’s Public Resource Desk · Participation
Before a federal rule becomes real, there is often a window when the public can speak into the record. This desk explains selected notices and directs you to their current official records.
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Six notices were checked on October 9, 2026. This is a selected snapshot, not a live or exhaustive list. Always confirm the current deadline, cutoff, and submission instructions in the official notice.
Six selected notices. Source check: October 9, 2026. Confirm the current official deadline before acting.
The FTC is accepting comments on Malik Tony Singleton’s petition about material consumer decisions, explanations, automated systems, record preservation, and review. The notice lists October 30, 2026. Receiving a petition does not mean the FTC has adopted its requests or started a rulemaking.
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The FDIC extended the comment period for its August 6, 2026 “Extensions of Credit to Insiders” proposal from October 5 to November 4, 2026. This is a deadline extension, not a final banking rule. The notice identifies RIN 3064-AG26 for comments.
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CPSC proposes adding specified window-covering cord characteristics to its substantial-product-hazard list. The notice lists November 23, 2026 for written comments. Its scope includes particular custom cord systems and stock or custom roll-up shades; it is not a blanket statement that every blind is covered.
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CMS is requesting input on standards for reasonable and relevant Medicare Part D pharmacy contract terms. The notice lists November 23, 2026 and file code CMS-4217-NC. An RFI gathers information; it does not itself publish the final standards.
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CBP proposes changing informal-entry filing requirements for goods valued at $2,500 or less, creating an electronic mail-entry type, and making related data and bonding changes. The comment date is December 7, 2026. The proposal is not a statement that these changes are already in force.
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CMS proposes CLIA changes covering virtual access to laboratory data, digital images for gynecologic cytology proficiency testing, personnel qualifications, and related requirements. The notice lists December 7, 2026 for comments and file code CMS-3478-P. This is a proposal, not a determination of a laboratory’s compliance.
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