Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Vance's Decade-Old 'Great Regrets' Resurfaces as El-Sayed's Jab at Second Lady Comes Under Scrutiny
The 2016 passage from Vance's memoir about his grandparents never meeting Usha has been recirculated widely since the Michigan Senate candidate's remarks at an Ohio rally.
Abbott Tells Judge Minnesota's ICE Officer Extradition Lawsuit 'Doomed to Fail'
Texas governor argues he has no obligation to hand over agent Christian Castro, charged by Minnesota in shooting of Venezuelan man during Operation Metro Surge.
ICE Arrests More Than 1,300 Illegal Immigrants in Washington D.C. Area Over Two Weeks
Operation Safe Community resulted in 1,328 arrests across Virginia and Maryland, with nearly 400 having criminal convictions or pending charges.
LA ICE Director Describes Officers Followed Home, Harassed as Sanctuary Policies Complicate Enforcement
Thomas Giles said California policies force officers into public spaces and create risks for agents and community members during immigration operations.
New Jersey Shield Law Protects Abortion And Transgender Healthcare Access, Raises Questions About Clinic Protests
The measure signed by Gov. Sherrill makes it a crime to interfere with people seeking reproductive or gender-affirming health services, according to the AllSides report.
Officials Warn Wildland Firefighters About Supplement Use for Smoke Exposure
The International Association of Firefighters issued a safety advisory against glutathione, which is not FDA-approved and has been linked to bacterial contamination at compounding pharmacies.
Legal Analysts Examine Whether Patrick Clancy Could Sue Online Commenters for Defamation
As his wife Lindsay Clancy faces murder charges in the deaths of their three children, speculation has emerged about potential legal action against critics online.
Liberty University Student Petitions Supreme Court Over Rescinded State Grant, Alleges Religious Discrimination
Bethany Hall argues Virginia's decision to revoke her $5,000 annual Tuition Assistance Grant after she switched majors at the Christian university violates her religious liberty rights.
Jordanian Intelligence Warned U.S. of Abu Zubaydah Considering Domestic Attacks in August 2001
The al-Qaeda member and Palestinian national was flagged as a potential threat weeks before the September 11 attacks, documents show.
AOC Signals Potential 2028 Presidential Run With Shift Toward Political Center
The New York Democrat's recent comments on 'woke' politics and emphasis on party unity suggest a calculated move toward broader electoral appeal.