Policy & Law — Archive
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Proposal to Place Revolutionary-Era Woman on $250 Bill Divides Lawmakers and Historians
The debate over commemorative currency for the nation's 250th anniversary raises questions about historical representation and federal legislation.
Professor Amos Guiora Explores Holocaust Enablers Through Grandfather's Recovered Talmud Volumes
University of Utah law professor announces forthcoming book examining accountability for bystanders and enablers during the Holocaust, drawing on personal family history.
Thune on Pulte DNI Pick: 'We Don't Need a Weaponized' Intelligence Chief
The South Dakota Republican acknowledged concerns about Bill Pulte's lack of intelligence experience as acting director of national intelligence.
Mullin Says He Can Still Initiate Plan to Pull CBP Officers From Airports but Sees 'No Need' in Newark
The Homeland Security secretary said he would use customs officers for perimeter security outside ICE facilities if local law enforcement cannot respond to protests.
FBI Arrests Man After Video Shows Threat Against ICE Officer's Family Outside Newark Detention Facility
Nicholas Matthew Scelfo, 27, of Brooklyn was charged with threatening a federal officer and could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
Sanders Stands by Graham Platner Endorsement Amid Texting Report
The Vermont senator said he would not reconsider his support for the Maine Senate candidate despite reports of explicit messages to women.
Texas Man Charged With Terroristic Threat After Alleged Bombing Threats Against TPUSA Event, Erika Kirk
Jacob Wenske, 26, spent months posting anti-MAGA content and mocking Erika Kirk online before allegedly threatening the Women's Leadership Summit in San Antonio.
Sanders Stands By Platner Despite Growing Scandal Pileup, Citing Billionaire Opposition
The Vermont senator argues that $90 million in outside spending against the Maine Democrat is proof he's fighting the right battles.
Johnson Navigates Packed Legislative Agenda as Republicans Return to Washington
Speaker faces FISA deadline, immigration funding battles, and a potential war powers vote that could expose GOP divisions just five months before midterms.
Wisconsin Democratic Challenger Cooke Highlights Union Endorsement as CDL Policy Debate Intensifies
AFSCME has sued the Trump administration over federal requirements to verify lawful immigration status for commercial driver's licenses.