Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Commentary on Western Cultural Values Sparks Debate About Education and Society
A video commentary by a prominent British educator arguing that Western societies have neglected traditional moral frameworks has drawn attention across political perspectives.
Vibe Shift: It's No Longer so Fun to Be MAGA in Washington
Longtime Trump allies describe a changed atmosphere in the capital following a series of setbacks and internal tensions.
SAVE Act Proposed as Response to Election Integrity Disclosures
The legislation would address concerns raised by recent findings about voter registration verification processes, according to bill sponsors.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Makes Permanent Syringe Buyback Program Funded By Opioid Settlement Money
The $3 million commitment in his first city budget continues a program that pays 20 cents per returned syringe, up to $10 daily.
Vice President JD Vance and Wife Usha Announce Birth of Fourth Child, Alec Neel Vance
The couple welcomed their baby boy Sunday morning at Walter Reed Medical Center, marking the second family addition during the current administration.
AOC Accused of Altering Speech Pattern During Memphis Rally for Progressive Candidate
Critics on social media compared the New York congresswoman to former Vice President Kamala Harris, who faced similar accusations about accent shifts.
EU Court Hands FIFA Soccer Agent Rules Back to German Judges for Review
The ruling keeps FIFA's regulatory framework intact while setting up a potential challenge to rules limiting when agents can recruit clients from competitors.
White House FIFA Task Force Director Andrew Giuliani Celebrates Argentina Victory in World Cup Group Stage
Giuliani, son of former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, leads the U.S. coordination effort for the 2026 World Cup hosting partnership with Canada and Mexico.
Andy Biggs and David Schweikert Offer Competing Visions for Republican Party in Arizona Governor Primary
The race pits Trump-aligned hardliners against a more moderate, deficit-focused approach as Republicans seek to break Democrats' grip on statewide offices.
When Can a Power Company Take Your Land for Data Center Infrastructure?
As AI-driven demand strains electrical grids, utilities increasingly invoke eminent domain to seize private property for transmission lines, sparking legal battles across multiple states.