When you partner with Tiber Creek Group, you have immediate access to our team’s original insights on the public policy developments most relevant to you. Whether we are analyzing current regulatory issues or identifying emerging trends, Tiber Creek Group breaks down the political landscape in order to inform strategy.
Below is a sampling of original insights we provide for our clients to ensure they remain informed and can anticipate developments. Insights range from detailed overviews of key players shaping Washington’s agenda to actionable summaries of important Congressional hearings to wide-ranging outlook memos that frame how policy debates are evolving.
Outlook 
Analysis
Energy / Environment
Mar 25, 2026
Energy affordability is of utmost concern for constituents and lawmakers alike. As the AI boom continues, and demand...
Tiber Creek Group, a bipartisan strategic advisory and government relations firm, today announced Jack Smedile has joined the...
Last fall, the Food and Drug Administration announced it would prioritize increased enforcement against misleading or false direct-to-consumer...
Analysis
Political
Mar 9, 2026
Please see here for our March primary election state of play.
Analysis
Energy / Environment
Mar 5, 2026
Access to critical minerals is top of mind for policymakers in Washington and businesses across the economy. Whether...
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On Monday, February 9, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) published the proposed Notice of Benefit...
Analysis
Energy / Environment
Feb 18, 2026
On Feb. 12, the Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released their long-awaited interim guidance on prohibited...
Analysis
Energy / Environment
Jan 30, 2026
As load growth from manufacturing, data centers, and electrification accelerates, delays in connecting new generation and storage to...
Analysis
Healthcare
Jan 30, 2026
On Monday, January 26, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced the Calendar Year (CY) 2027...
