Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Quest to Identify Ground Zero Remains Continues Decades Later
New forensic technologies and persistent advocacy from families drive ongoing efforts to identify victims of the September 11 attacks.
Vance Tells Protester Waving Mexican Flag to 'Get Your a-- Over There' at GOP Convention
The vice president interrupted his keynote address to address a heckler, offering to pay for their travel to Mexico amid chants of 'USA' from the crowd.
Vance Positions Himself as Fighter for Family Values and 'National Birthright'
The Vice President outlines a cultural platform emphasizing traditional family structures and birthright citizenship in recent remarks.
New Mexico Democrats Call on Apple, Google to Keep State’s Name on Map
Lawmakers urge tech giants to reject President Trump's proposed renaming of the state to 'New America' following his social media post.
Vance to Invoke Charlie Kirk and 'Birthright' in Keynote Address at GOP Convention
Vice President plans to link the late activist's legacy to family policy and frame the November election as a defense of American heritage.
El-Sayed Headlines ISNA Conference Where Attendees Called for Fatwa Against Congress
The Michigan Democratic Senate candidate appeared at an event where speakers criticized U.S. foreign policy and audience members applauded a call for religious censure of lawmakers.
Commentary Links 9/11, Charlie Kirk, and Muslim Surgeon to Discuss Human Resilience
An opinion piece from AllSides uses three distinct figures to argue against political polarization and for shared human values.
Lawsuit Challenges Intimidation of DHS Observers Across the Country
Civil rights attorneys allege federal agents obstructed independent monitoring of immigration enforcement actions, violating First Amendment protections.
TPUSA Graduates First Prep Year Class, Aims to Expand 'Gap Year' Alternative to College
The inaugural cohort of 34 students completed a nine-month program in Fort Worth, with plans to enroll up to 80 students in Illinois and Texas next fall.
Gov. Cox Advocates Passionate Disagreement Without Contempt in Divided Political Era
The Utah governor argues that democratic health requires robust debate, urging citizens to separate policy disagreements from personal disdain.