Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Founder of Orgasmic Meditation Company Sentenced to 9 Years in Forced Labor Case
Nicole Daedone, leader of OneTaste Inc., ordered to forfeit $12 million; seven victims awarded $890,000 in restitution
Fugitive Illegal Alien Convict Remains on Run After Attempting to Strike ICE Officer With Vehicle
Xa Lee, a Laotian citizen with a deportation order since 2010 and multiple criminal convictions, fled during a Sacramento traffic stop on March 25.
Gas in U.S. Hits $4 a Gallon for First Time Since August 2022
Average price rose to $4.018 per gallon, up from $3.990 the previous day, as conflict with Iran drives fuel costs higher.
Education Department Investigating Fairfax County High School After Alleged Groping of 12 Girls
The investigation involves an 18-year-old illegal immigrant student facing 13 counts of assault and battery, with ICE filing a detainer for potential removal.
Jan. 6 Rioter Pardoned by Trump Sentenced to 4 Years for Child Pornography Possession
Daniel Tocci possessed more than 100,000 child sexual abuse images and videos discovered through evidence related to his Capitol riot case.
Movement to Remove César Chávez from Public Spaces Grows after Abuse Allegations
New York Times investigation alleges labor leader sexually abused women and girls; California and Texas reconsider commemorations.
Please, Mr. Trump: Don't Send Our Boys To Die
A coalition of military families and veteran advocates renews calls for restraint in overseas deployments as policy debates intensify.
Supreme Court Rules Against Colorado's Ban on Conversion Therapy for LGBTQ Youth
The 8-1 ruling says the state's law violates the First Amendment rights of a Christian therapist and could affect similar laws in more than 20 states.
Trump Shares Renderings of His Presidential Library, a Massive Miami Skyscraper
The proposed glass tower, designed by a Miami-based firm, would dwarf the nearby Freedom Tower and sit on a $67 million waterfront parcel.
Trump's Ballroom Design Has Barely Been Scrutinized
Critics warn the White House renovation's portico is too large, stairs lead nowhere and columns will block interior views.