Policy & Law — Archive
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83-Year-Old Air Force Veteran Shoved onto NYC Subway Tracks; Suspect Had Been Deported Four Times
The incident has sparked renewed debate over sanctuary city policies and federal-local immigration enforcement cooperation.
Border Patrol's Gregory Bovino to Retire, Sources Say
The CBP commander who led aggressive immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, Chicago and Los Angeles will depart alongside Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
Fraud Scrutiny Clouds Schumer's Obamacare Credit Push After Pentagon Spending Jab
Policy experts warn the ACA program is riddled with improper enrollments as Democrats push to extend enhanced tax credits.
Israel Kills Ali Larijani, Hardliner Who Threatened Trump and U.S. Troops
The 67-year-old Iranian official, subject of a $10 million U.S. bounty, was confirmed dead in an IDF strike weeks after issuing explicit threats against American personnel.
Israeli Strike Kills Iranian Official Ali Larijani After Months of Threats Against U.S.
The 67-year-old hardliner, who had a $10 million U.S. bounty on his head, was killed in an IDF operation confirmed by Israel's foreign minister.
EU Adopts Gender Equality Strategy, Linking It to Digital Services Act Powers
The March 5 strategy document explicitly connects gender-based violence concerns to the DSA's content moderation framework, prompting free speech debates.
U.S. Considers Withholding H.I.V. Aid Unless Zambia Expands Minerals Access
A draft State Department memo outlines a negotiating strategy linking lifesaving antiretroviral treatment to critical minerals access in the southern African nation.
Utah Mother Who Published Children's Book on Grief Found Guilty of Husband's Murder
Kouri Richins, 35, convicted of killing her husband Eric with fentanyl; prosecutors said she faced millions in debt and had taken out life insurance policies on him.
TSA Agents Miss Paycheck as Partial DHS Shutdown Continues Into Second Month
More than 300 TSA agents have quit since the Feb. 14 shutdown began, with airline CEOs urging Congress to pass bipartisan funding measure.
Why Trump's Kharg Island Attacks Could Make the Oil Crisis Worse
Iran's primary oil export terminal faces potential disruption as tensions escalate in the Persian Gulf.