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The rule that produced this list

Stated so you can disagree with it rather than with us: a document appears here if it is a Presidential Document, or the issuing agency flagged it significant under E.O. 12866, or it is a rule or proposed rule that carries a comment deadline or an effective date.

Nothing is filtered out of the full list below — this is an ordering, not a filter.

Nothing on this date met the rule.

Who published

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Provenance

This page was built from a stored copy, not from a live call. Anyone can re-derive it from the hash below.

Source
federalregister.gov API v1
Registry line
fr.documents.day
Retrieved
2026-10-13T02:01:46.652Z
Response
HTTP 200
Content hash
sha256:5a4a2f08d3d9531fb83561983ef41279dd3d71254c3662af2592ec1d1df5cbd1
Capture
cap_20261013020146652_d6118873
Day merkle root
e9fb213150c3aba3119fa71333a3fd0e59809e2124a2efc9a9d03309a512c524
Machine-readable
this day as JSON

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