Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Democrats Use Single Word Strategy to Navigate Iran Policy Debate
Party leaders rely on conjunction 'and' to balance support for disrupting Tehran's regime with opposition to bypassing Congress.
Court Decision Limits Judicial Review of Immigration Determinations
Ruling emphasizes that asylum and deportation claims must proceed through the established immigration system rather than federal courts.
Tornadoes Kill 6 People in Michigan and Oklahoma as Powerful Storms Hit Nation's Midsection
Four deaths reported in southern Michigan and two in eastern Oklahoma as severe weather system sweeps across Great Lakes to Texas
Trump Says Attending Dignified Transfers Is 'Part of War' After 6 Service Members Killed in Iran Operation
The president attended the transfer ceremony for six service members killed in Kuwait during the U.S. military operation against Iran, which he described as "winning by a lot."
U.S. Judge Says Kari Lake Broke Law in Overseeing Voice of America
Judge Royce Lamberth ruled all of Lake's actions over the past year—including layoffs of more than 1,000 journalists and staffers—were null and void.
Tim Tebow Urges Congress to Pass Renewed Hope Act, Citing 57,000 Unidentified Child Victims
Former NFL quarterback testified before Senate Judiciary Subcommittee advocating for 200+ new DHS investigators to combat child exploitation.
Tillis Says Republicans Have 'Lost the Debate' on Immigration
North Carolina senator criticized his party's handling of deportations after DHS officers killed two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis, as new polling shows majority think Trump has gone too far.
Former Rep. Greene Says Trump Could Declare Emergency to Cancel Midterms
The former congresswoman responded to a suggestion that a national emergency might be used to thwart November elections.
AP Explains Process for Calling Election Races Across Country
The news organization analyzes vote tallies and ballot types to determine winners before official certification.
Supreme Court Blocks California From Enforcing Rules to Restrict Schools From Telling Parents When Their Children Come Out as Transgender
Federal justices issued a stay on state regulations regarding parental notification in schools, allowing districts to resume specific disclosure practices