Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Jennifer Bos Details Behind-the-Scenes Meeting With Acting AG Todd Blanche After Senate Testimony
The Illinois Angel Mom, whose daughter was killed by an illegal alien from Mexico, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee and described her conversation with the attorney general nominee as convincing her he's committed to addressing violent crime committed by undocumented immigrants.
Hawley Expands USPS Investigation, Accuses Postmaster General of Ignoring Congressional Oversight
The Missouri Republican demands records on Alvarez & Marsal consulting contract while USPS projects $8.1 billion loss for fiscal year 2026.
VP Vance Tells Bishop Barron America Has Strayed From Community Values in Discussion About New Book
Vice president's interview with Catholic theologian Robert Barron touched on Vatican diplomacy, economic philosophy, and the role of religion in politics.
Vice President JD Vance Discusses Book, Vatican Diplomacy With Bishop Robert Barron
In an exclusive interview, Vance criticized Vatican officials for avoiding substantive policy discussions and reflected on his transformation from Yale Law student to Catholic convert.
ICE Resumes Nationwide Traffic Stops Under New Policy Requiring Body Cameras
The policy limits stops to officers with camera access, a rollout that is expected to take about two more months across all ICE field offices.
Latino-American Politicians at NALEO Conference Favor Other Teams Over Argentina
Elected officials cite historical policies, recent media incidents, and player demographics as reasons for withholding support during World Cup semifinals.
Millionaire's Tax Repeal Qualifies for Washington State Ballot
Washington voters will decide in November whether to undo the state's newly enacted 7% tax on households earning more than $1 million annually.
Arkansas Private School Receiving State Voucher Funds Under Investigation After Video Shows Operator Encouraging Students To Assault a Classmate
The Delta Institute for the Developing Brain enrolled students with disabilities and received public money through Arkansas's Education Freedom Account program as its operator faced criminal charges.
Democrats Criticized for Comparing Hegseth's Testosterone Initiative to Gender-Affirming Care
The Pentagon program screens service members over 30 for testosterone deficiency and offers optional treatment, sparking partisan debate.
Bessent Invokes Assassination Attempt 2 Hours After Being Sworn In at Political Terrorism Summit
The Treasury secretary cited the Ryan Michael English case as evidence of violent left-wing extremism during a State Department gathering with representatives from roughly 65 countries.