Policy & Law — Archive
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Millionaire's Tax Repeal Qualifies for Washington State Ballot
Washington voters will decide in November whether to undo the state's newly enacted 7% tax on households earning more than $1 million annually.
Arkansas Private School Receiving State Voucher Funds Under Investigation After Video Shows Operator Encouraging Students To Assault a Classmate
The Delta Institute for the Developing Brain enrolled students with disabilities and received public money through Arkansas's Education Freedom Account program as its operator faced criminal charges.
Democrats Criticized for Comparing Hegseth's Testosterone Initiative to Gender-Affirming Care
The Pentagon program screens service members over 30 for testosterone deficiency and offers optional treatment, sparking partisan debate.
Bessent Invokes Assassination Attempt 2 Hours After Being Sworn In at Political Terrorism Summit
The Treasury secretary cited the Ryan Michael English case as evidence of violent left-wing extremism during a State Department gathering with representatives from roughly 65 countries.
Massie Says Democratic Support for Cutting Off Aid to Israel Is a Sign of Shifting Perceptions
The Kentucky Republican was the only member of his party to support an amendment that would have ended U.S. aid to Israel, drawing attention to bipartisan divisions on foreign assistance.
More Than 800 Canadian Wildfires Burning as Air Quality Alerts Extend to US
Smoke from fires burning across multiple provinces has triggered air quality warnings in at least a dozen US states, with officials urging vulnerable populations to limit outdoor activities.
Who Has the Midterm Upper Hand?
With 18 months until November 2026 elections, both parties are mobilizing resources as early indicators suggest competitive dynamics across key battleground states.
Dua Lipa Opens Library of Banned Books in Porto, Portugal
The singer partnered with historic Livraria Lello bookstore to create The Manifesto Library, a collection highlighting censorship worldwide.
Sen. Cory Booker Outlines Opposition To Todd Blanche's AG Confirmation
The New Jersey Democrat argues President Trump's nominee lacks the experience and independence needed to lead the Justice Department.
Rubio Calls Violent Far-Left Terror a Global 'Blind Spot,' Gathers Allies for Counterterrorism Coalition
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is convening officials from roughly 65 countries Thursday in an effort to build international cooperation against violent far-left extremist groups.