Policy & Law — Archive
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New Aircraft Carrier Heads Toward Mideast After Reports of Issues on Long-Deployed USS Lincoln
The USS Abraham Lincoln has been on deployment for an extended period, raising operational concerns that prompted the Pentagon to redirect a replacement carrier.
Three Detransitioners Testify on HHS Report of Youth Gender Treatments, Allege Coordinated Pressure From Providers
The Department of Health and Human Services report alleges financial incentives drove hospitals to recommend transition procedures while questioning whether minors could consent.
Hong: Our Movement Is Strong, and the Work Isn't Done
Political commentator delivers message on movement's progress while emphasizing continued efforts ahead.
Homan Defends ICE Electric Shock Gloves as Alternative to Lethal Force → Homan Defends ICE Electric Shock Gloves a Alternative to Lethal Force
The White House border czar said the devices would give officers another tool short of deadly force when encountering non-compliant individuals.
Judge Dismisses Nevada Case Against Electors Accused of Forging 2020 Election Certificate
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford plans to appeal the ruling, marking the latest setback in swing state prosecutions of fake electors.
Election 'Human Error' Delays Key Primary Results in Latest Voting Mishap to Hit Blue States
Milwaukee County election officials downloaded the wrong data file from five of nine USB drives, delaying results for about 90 minutes during a closely watched Democratic gubernatorial primary.
Jury Selected for Trial of Former Gang Leader Accused of Ordering Tupac Shakur's Fatal Shooting
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, 63, has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the 1996 killing that shocked the music world and left fans waiting nearly three decades for answers.
Federal Appeals Court Restores Texas Mail Ballot ID Requirements in Major Election Integrity Ruling
The 5th Circuit decision overturns a lower court ruling that had blocked parts of the state's 2021 election law for nearly five years.
Vance Tells Republicans Not to Blame Young Voters for Being Drawn to Socialism
The vice president's remarks come as polling shows younger Americans expressing openness to progressive economic policies.
Abdul El-Sayed's Resurfaced Blue's Clues Campaign Video Draws Mixed Reactions Online
The Michigan Democratic Senate nominee won his party's nomination despite a children's show-themed campaign video that has drawn fierce criticism and defense since going viral.