Policy & Law — Archive
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Gitmo Parole Board Greenlights Release of 3 'Forever Prisoners'
The review board recommended transfer for three of the 15 remaining high-value detainees, despite historical recidivism concerns.
Pentagon Witness Criticizes Fairfax County Guide for Minimizing 9/11 Context
Retired Vice Admiral Lou Crenshaw argues the six-page instructional document dilutes historical facts to prioritize student comfort.
Outgoing Rep. Chip Roy Says GOP Has 'Delivered Significantly' but Must 'Finish the Job'
The Texas Republican, who lost his attorney general primary, highlights border security and tax cuts while criticizing federal childcare subsidies as he prepares to leave Congress.
Rep. Collins Warns Ossoff Is Presidential Candidate Using Georgia as Platform
The Republican challenger argues Sen. Ossoff is aligning with progressive groups ahead of a potential 2028 run, a claim the Senator denies.
Prince Harry, Chrissy Teigen Join Clinton Global Initiative Speaker Lineup
The annual meeting blends celebrity appeal with institutional leadership, featuring World Bank President Ajay Banga and science educator Bill Nye.
Former President Bush Revisits 2001 Mosque Visit and ‘Islam Is Peace’ Message Ahead of 25th Anniversary of 9/11
Bush stated his 2001 visit to the Islamic Center of Washington was motivated by reports of harassment against Muslim Americans wearing head coverings.
Mamdani Cites Rhode Island Socialist Victory to Define Democratic Party’s Future
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani argues that David Morales' primary win in Providence reflects a national voter appetite for affordability-focused policies ahead of midterms.
Denver Sues DHS to Block ICE Officers From Voting Sites
The lawsuit argues that deploying federal officers to polling places violates federal statutes restricting military and federal presence at elections.
Rubio Concludes South America Tour With Peruvian President Fujimori
The U.S. Secretary of State seeks to expand a coalition of conservative-led nations focused on counter-narcotics and immigration enforcement in the Western Hemisphere.
Fact Check: Rick Springfield Did Not Serve in Vietnam War, Claim Misattributed
Reports claiming the musician killed an enemy combatant during a USO tour are factually incorrect due to timeline discrepancies; Springfield was a teenager during the conflict and rose to fame in the late 1970s.