Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Democratic Operative Argues DSA Should Form Own Party Rather Than Compete in Democratic Primaries
The op-ed comes after DSA-backed candidates defeated two veteran House Democrats in June primary races, raising questions about the socialist group's relationship with the party.
ICE Says It Expects to Equip Every Field Officer With Body Cameras by End of August
The announcement comes as the agency faces scrutiny over a policy allowing leadership to withhold footage after serious injuries or deaths in custody.
Wildfires Force 20,000 to Flee as British Columbia Declares State of Emergency
Premier David Eby warns the situation could worsen as more than 100 wildfires burn across the province with nearly half out of control.
ICE Will Only Release Body Camera Video When in Agency's 'Best Interests,' Policy Says
The agency has spent $30.9 million on cameras but retains broad discretion to withhold footage of shootings and other serious confrontations.
Progressives Seek Another Upset in Hawaii's Congressional Races as Voters Head to Polls
Both Democratic incumbents face primary challenges, with one progressive candidate banking on recent left-wing victories nationwide.
ICE Takes Issue With AP Reporting on Policy to Release Body-Worn Camera Footage
The acting director defended the agency's new policy allowing footage release only when deemed in ICE's 'best interests,' sparking debate over transparency and accountability.
USPS Reports $2.5 Billion Loss in Third Quarter as Financial Pressures Persist
The loss marks an improvement from last year's $3.1 billion deficit, but the agency warns of ongoing liquidity challenges through 2026.
Joe Biden's Cancer Has Spread Further, Son Hunter Reveals in Interview
The former president's prostate cancer, diagnosed as Stage 4 last year, has metastasized to his bones and is causing significant pain, according to his son.
Max Miller Allegations Complicate Ohio Republican Midterm Strategy
The third-term Republican congressman faces calls to step down as Democrats see opportunity in the Buckeye State's competitive 6th district.
Lake Mead Hits Historic Low Water Level as Colorado River Struggles
The reservoir dropped to 1,040.4 feet above sea level, breaking the previous record set in July 2022, amid the worst snowpack on record in the basin.