Policy & Law — Archive
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Talarico Calls It a 'Shame' That Energy Bill Lacking Green Transition Provisions Died in Texas Legislature
The Senate candidate faced scrutiny over House Bill 2206, which aimed for 50% emission reductions by 2030 but never received a committee hearing.
Hawaii Residents Urged to Prepare as Hurricane Lowell Approaches as Category 3 Storm
National Hurricane Center issues tropical storm warning for Kauai and Niihau with forecasts of up to 14 inches of rain and significant flooding.
Duffy Warns of Delays and Cancellations After Plane Overruns Miami Runway
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that two of four runways at Miami International Airport remain closed following an Amazon cargo plane incident.
Hasan Piker Dismisses Democratic Criticism, Endorses Ocasio-Cortez for 2028
The Twitch streamer rejects calls to moderate his rhetoric, arguing his platform serves the far-left base despite condemnation from party elders.
US Peace Push Fails to Achieve Deal After Witkoff, Kushner Visit to Kyiv
Special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met with Ukrainian leaders but did not secure a ceasefire agreement, with Kyiv stating the war will continue.
Former Governor Pataki Reveals 9/11-Related Lung Disease Ahead of Anniversary
The former New York governor disclosed a diagnosis of restrictive airway disease while urging Mayor Mamdani to clarify his stance on recent political controversies.
FCC Chair Carr Says Agency Is Considering Actions Against Broadcasters Over Coverage
Chair Brendan Carr stated on Fox News that the FCC is evaluating measures to address what he describes as partisan coverage and inaccurate polling by major networks ahead of midterm elections.
Turley Calls Attorney’s Post-Trial Comments ‘Utterly Reprehensible’ in Clancy Mistrial
George Washington University law professor argues that Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer endangered the sole holdout juror by publicly criticizing him after the mistrial declaration.
Personal Account Recalls Confusion and Dread During September 11, 2001
A Manhattan Institute associate describes the commute from Westchester as news of the attacks unfolded on trains and at Grand Central Terminal.
Wright: US Has ‘a Lot of Leverage’ in Venezuela After Oil Deal Reached
Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated the US controls the sale of Venezuelan oil after securing rights to more than 65 billion barrels.