Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Trump's Push to Expand Abraham Accords as Part of Iran Talks Faces Regional Resistance
Pakistan has rejected joining the accords outright, while Saudi Arabia and Qatar have shown no willingness to normalize ties with Israel amid ongoing Gaza conflict.
Hawaiian Airlines Ends Free In-Flight Meals in Main Cabin, Shifts to Preorder Menu
The change, launching July 1, will offer Hawaii-inspired dishes priced between $11 and $17; free snacks on board will continue.
Louisiana Republicans Pass Gerrymandered Map That Eliminates Majority-Black District
The new congressional map erases Rep. Cleo Fields' district entirely while Gov. Jeff Landry used emergency powers to cancel May primaries.
One Birthday, Two Party Planners: Freedom 250 vs. America250 Explained
As artists back out of the Trump administration's celebration citing political involvement, questions about funding transparency and congressional oversight are intensifying.
Kenyan Court Blocks Trump Administration's Plan for Ebola Quarantine Center
The facility was intended to treat Americans exposed to the virus, but local opposition and legal challenges have temporarily halted the project as Central Africa's outbreak surpasses 900 suspected cases.
Kenneth Law Pleads Guilty in Canada to Aiding Suicides After Selling Toxic Chemicals Online
UK prosecutors declined to pursue charges against the former chef, citing legal complications with extradition and double jeopardy principles.
RNC and NRCC File Lawsuit Defending Missouri's New Congressional Map Against Democratic Challenges
The legal action comes as referendum organizers and other opponents seek court intervention to restore the state's previous congressional district boundaries.
Alaska's Deteriorating Schools Could Receive More Than $148 Million for Repairs. It's a Fraction of What They Need.
The proposed funding would more than triple last year's allocation but covers only about 13% of the $1.12 billion in requests from school districts statewide.
Conservative Commentator Attacked With Black Liquid at UC Santa Cruz During Debate on Trans Violence
Ryley Niemi, 21, says he was temporarily blinded for three hours and suffered corneal damage; police are investigating the incident.
Three Climbers Die, One Rescued After Fall Near Denali Pass on Mount McKinley
The Latvian mountaineering expedition was traversing the West Buttress route when the group fell Wednesday at approximately 18,200 feet.