Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Zimbabwe Begins Rollout of Long‑Acting HIV Drug, Among First Nations to Do So
The two‑month injectable cabotegravir will be offered at public clinics as part of Zimbabwe's effort to improve adherence and reduce HIV transmission.
Alabama Attorney General Says Top Medical Group’s Policy on Child Sex Changes May Be Illegal
The AG argues the group’s differing standards for minors could violate state law, while the organization says its guidelines follow federal medical guidance.
Democrats Face Internal Divisions That Could Threaten Future Wins
Party leaders cite splits over abortion, climate policy, and generational voting patterns as key challenges ahead of the 2028 elections.
Democratic Leaders Take Steps to Limit State of the Union Protests
Ahead of the Feb. 13 address, House Democrats are coordinating with security and adjusting floor rules after last year’s disruptions.
FBI Director’s Travel to Hockey Celebration Raises Scrutiny after Patel’s Appearance
The FBI chief’s attendance at a U.S. men’s hockey event, where donor Ramesh Patel was present, has prompted renewed calls for clearer travel guidelines.
Johnson Says Gonzales Must Address Affair Allegations in ‘Appropriate Way’
Democratic leader calls for due‑process safeguards while the GOP chair urges a transparent response to the scandal.
Newsom Office Rejects Republican Criticism over SAT Score Comment
The governor’s team said the remarks were taken out of context as conservatives label the response “MAGA‑manufactured outrage.”
Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro Calls for Unity After Rise in Political Violence and Antisemitism
In a press conference, Shapiro urged bipartisan leaders to condemn hate crimes, noting a 20% increase in antisemitic incidents reported last year.
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Boeing Appeal over Pilot Union Lawsuit
The high court’s refusal leaves the pilots’ collective‑bargaining claim against the 737 Max program pending in lower courts.
Supreme Court Takes up Case Touted as Most Important of the Century
The high court’s review of the federal election‑integrity law could reshape voting rights, campaign finance and digital platform regulation.