Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Marist Catholic Coach Fired After Onside Kick at 57-0
Principal cites mission and values after Spartans attempt onside kick against Cottage Grove, which had a 1-5 record.
Jamaica Accepts First Flight of Third-Country Deportations From U.S.
The arrival of 22 migrants in Kingston follows a June memorandum of understanding, while the Supreme Court prepares to review the policy's legality in December.
NPR Affiliate Apologizes for Sponsoring Anarchist Event Linked to Anti-ICE Attackers
New Hampshire Public Radio stated it erred by hosting a table at a book fair expressing solidarity with defendants in the July 2025 ICE detention center attack.
Iowa Water Quality and Cancer Rates Move to Forefront of State Politics
Candidates across the political spectrum are addressing nitrate pollution and rising cancer diagnoses, breaking a decades-long political taboo in the agricultural state.
Rep. Malliotakis Urges Speaker Johnson to Scrutinize Intelligence Access for New Socialist Lawmakers
The New York Republican cites national security concerns following primary victories by Democratic Socialists of America candidates in NYC districts.
ICE Detains Immigrant Women Who Reported Domestic Abuse, Advocates Say
New enforcement guidelines under the Trump administration have removed protections for VAWA applicants, leading to arrests of victims mistaken for abusers.
House Democrats Prepare 100-Day Agenda Focused on Affordability and Oversight
Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries outlines plans to reinstate ACA tax credits, reverse Medicaid cuts, and investigate the Trump administration if the party retakes the House.
Residents Cite Patient Safety Concerns in H-1B Medical Visa Pipeline
Anonymous Tennessee residents report credential irregularities and communication gaps among international medical graduates in U.S. hospitals.
White House Cancels Subsidies for 189,000 With Duplicate Healthcare Coverage
CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz states the action follows a four-year pause in data matching under the previous administration.
Vance Says DOJ Will Enforce Law After Omar Raid, Cites Immigration Fraud Concerns
Vice President JD Vance stated the administration will not micromanage the investigation but warned legal proceedings will follow if fraud is uncovered.