On May 25, 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark decision severely limiting when EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers can claim authority over wetlands on private property.

The NFIB Washington, DC Fly-In is a chance for business owners from across the country to meet with their legislators on Capitol Hill and explain how key legislation affects their businesses.

Every year, NFIB hosts a series of Small Business Days, where small business owners are invited to their state capital to meet with one another, as well as lawmakers and other leaders to discuss key issues such as taxes, minimum wage, and paid leave. In 2023, NFIB has hosted Small Business Day events in 35 states with over 900 guests. This year's Small Business Day series featured big-name guests such as governors and lieutenant governors, plus three states had their first-ever Small Business Day.

With final federal debt limit legislation under consideration, learn more about the national debt, debt limit, and small business sentiment.

Small business owners constantly face challenges in the form of wage & hour laws. These laws can be complex, and noncompliance (even by accident) can be costly for employers. NFIB hosted special guest Scott Horton, a lawyer, author, and employment law expert to answer often asked questions about wage & hour law.