Policy & Law — Archive
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Ethics Watchdog Clears Rep. Omar of Misconduct in Financial Filings Probe
The Office of Congressional Conduct voted to dismiss allegations regarding inflated financial disclosures after a review of the Minnesota Democrat's filings.
Wyoming Pursues AI Data Center Investment as Other States Restrict Expansion
State officials weigh potential tax base increases against community concerns over energy usage and water resources amid a national debate on AI infrastructure.
ProPublica Details Fatal Crash Involving Pirates Prospect Oneil Cruz and Role of Local 'Fixer'
Investigation reveals how a 2020 accident killing two young women was resolved through private negotiations and the influence of a dominant moneylender in the Dominican baseball ecosystem.
Young Conservatives Navigate Divided Movement One Year After Charlie Kirk's Death
Turning Point USA's internal debates over strategy and succession intensify as the organization marks the first anniversary of its founder's passing.
Federal Officials Charge Immigrant in Fatal Ohio Crash After Years of Removal Order
DHS Secretary Mullin demands state cooperation on ICE detainer for suspect accused of killing teacher Cameron Lyon while driving under influence.
SpaceX Awarded $2 Billion Contract to Build Satellites for Space Force
The deal marks a significant expansion of commercial partnerships in military space infrastructure, with critics citing cost concerns and proponents highlighting efficiency.
USPS Audit Finds Ballot Handling Failures in Primaries, Raising Concerns Ahead of November Election
The Office of Inspector General identified training gaps and tracking deficiencies, though 99% of ballots arrived on time.
University President Argues Higher Education Should Finish What Charlie Kirk Started
An op-ed by a university president suggests that academic institutions should adopt the debate-focused model associated with Turning Point USA, a perspective that has generated mixed reactions across the political spectrum.
Prosecutor Drops Felony Charges Against Man Accused of Lunging at Ohio Dem Candidate
Mahoning County Prosecutor cites lack of independent video evidence and limited contact with candidate Amy Acton as basis for misdemeanor charges.
ICE Deports More Than 2,000 Known or Suspected Terrorists Since Jan. 2025
DHS reports 2,150 arrests and 2,015 deportations of terror-linked individuals ahead of the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.