Policy & Law — Archive
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Senior Administration Official Confirms Zacharia Did Not Pass California Bar Exam
White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia faces scrutiny over legal credentials after State Bar records show no history of passing the exam.
Suspicious Mail With DSA-Linked Return Address Triggers FBI, Capitol Hill Investigation
Law enforcement agencies are investigating multiple letters containing unknown substances sent to congressional offices nationwide.
Medicare Open Enrollment Begins With 2027 Changes, Including Higher Part D Caps and New Drug Negotiations
Enrollees face a $2,400 out-of-pocket cap and the end of temporary premium subsidies as 15 drugs, including Ozempic, enter Medicare-negotiated pricing.
Musk and Bezos Vie for Dominance in Unregulated Space Economy
SpaceX controls 80% of orbital launches, raising concerns about private governance and national security as lunar colonization plans advance.
Bill and Hillary Clinton Launch Final Midterm Campaign Push in Florida and Nebraska
Former President Clinton stumps for David Jolly in a key gubernatorial race while Hillary Clinton debuts a midterm-focused podcast series.
Attorneys in 'Cornell 7' Case Clash Over Media Restrictions and Leaks
Plaintiff's lawyer opposes gag order while accusing defense of leaks; defense attorney calls this hypocritical after weeks of plaintiff-side media promotion.
Great Jones Distillery Closes in Manhattan Amid Record Low Alcohol Consumption
The shutdown follows a Gallup poll showing only 54% of adults consume alcohol, the lowest recorded level since 1939.
Missouri Republicans Seek to Overhaul Judicial Selection After Court Rulings on Map
GOP lawmakers cite recent Supreme Court conflicts as momentum for replacing the nonpartisan Missouri Plan with gubernatorial appointment.
Historic Preservation Law Faces Dual Threats as 60th Anniversary Passes
Proposed regulatory changes and a Senate permitting reform bill aim to narrow Section 106 review processes for federal projects.
White House Report Estimates DSA Immigration Plans Could Cost up to $613 Billion
Council of Economic Advisers analysis projects significant taxpayer costs for mass amnesty and expanded benefits amid Democratic affordability campaign.