Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Ligonier Ministries Launches 'Grow' AI App With Strict Ethical Guardrails
The new faith-based tool limits AI responses to theological content and defers to human support for critical issues, contrasting with broader industry self-regulation debates.
CodePink Leader Joins Well-Funded Fight to Ban Foie Gras in D.C. Ballot Measure
Pro-Animal Future, a Portland-based nonprofit, has spent nearly $475,000 on Initiative 86, supporting paid organizers and out-of-town volunteers.
Democratic Candidates in Battleground States Criticize Biden’s Border Record
Senate and House nominees in Texas, Kansas, and Pennsylvania distance themselves from the former president’s immigration policies to appeal to swing voters.
Democratic Lawmakers Silent on Alleged Alaska Voter Confusion Scheme
DOJ seeks to delay Alaska Senate election certification amid reports of a 'decoy' candidate linked to Democrats.
Halloween Treat Costs Rise 15% as Inflation and Cocoa Prices Bite Shoppers
Analysis shows confectionery prices are up 15.3% year-over-year, with sales down 6.7% as consumers shift to smaller packages.
ICE Captures Man Accused of Assaulting NYC Police Officer After Sanctuary Release
Federal officers arrested Alpha Bah at a temporary residence in New York City, ending a manhunt that began after local authorities declined to honor an ICE detainer.
Police Launch Manhunt After Toronto CEO and Family Injured in Home Invasion
Three masked suspects shot a real estate executive and his daughters and attacked his wife with a hammer in an affluent Toronto neighborhood.
Riot Police Surround Polish Constitutional Court as President Nawrocki Returns Amid Judicial Standoff
Prime Minister Tusk’s government moved to suspend Tribunal President Święczkowski, prompting accusations of a coup from conservative opposition and a mid-flight return by President Nawrocki.
Pope Leo XIV Becomes First U.S. Pontiff to Vote in American Election
The Holy See Press Office confirmed the Pope submitted a mail-in ballot in Chicago, citing his belief in the duty of civic participation.
RNC Rejects 'Both Sides' Narrative, Calls Alaska 'Dan Sullivan' Scheme Fraudulent
Committee asserts Democrats are attempting to disenfranchise voters by placing a look-alike candidate on the ballot, while Democrats deny wrongdoing.