Policy & Law — Archive
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Japanese Garden Offers Veterans Peace on Troubled LA Campus Under Construction
The 1968 garden, revived by an Iraq war veteran volunteer, sits amid a 387-acre VA campus years behind schedule on promised housing for homeless vets.
Political Parties Once Avoided Primaries. In Many Places, That's Changed
The shift comes as both major parties increasingly weigh in on primary races they once left entirely to voters.
Trump Administration Releases Second Batch of UAP Files Amid Bipartisan Push for Transparency
The documents include 57-year-old Apollo 12 astronaut audio describing unexplained 'streaks of light' observed during the 1969 lunar mission.
Sanders Defends Platner Amid Reports of Extramarital Messages, Says Candidate Is 'Getting Through' Marriage Problems
The Vermont senator said he is not rethinking his endorsement despite reports that the Maine Democratic Senate candidate sent sexual messages to multiple women while married.
AllSides Brings Back Third-Party Ads While Offering Free Membership to Opt Out
The media company says the change supports its mission of providing balanced information as a public good, while giving users a no-cost way to avoid advertising.
FBI Makes Largest Crypto Seizure Ever, Rescues 2,000 in Global Scam Compound Crackdown
The operation seized over $8 billion in cryptocurrency and resulted in more than 300 arrests across Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Dubai.
Jared Kushner's Overseas Luxury Resort Project Faces Anti-Corruption Investigation Amid Violent Protests
Albanian prosecutors are examining changes to protected wetland status as demonstrations over the $10,000-room development turn violent with security guards accused of assaulting protesters.
Demings 'Surprised at the Timing' of Jill Biden Interview About Husband's Health
Former Florida congresswoman said she believes Jill Biden was telling the truth about being frightened during the 2024 CNN debate.
New Report Shows Misinformation a Major Threat to Election Security
The assessment comes as the Postal Service proposes new rules requiring states to share data on mail-in ballot recipients, following earlier Trump administration efforts to tighten voting procedures.
Experimental Drug Daraxonrasib Doubles Survival Rates for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer Patients
The KRAS-targeting treatment, showing unprecedented results in clinical trials, could become standard care after one prior chemotherapy round.