Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Inside Trump's News Obsession: 4 Papers, 4 Hours of Sleep
White House sources describe a leader who reads multiple newspapers cover-to-cover daily and watches hours of cable news.
Trump, Zeldin Announce End of Scientific Basis for U.S. Climate Action
EPA administrator declares climate science will no longer guide federal environmental policy.
White House Ends Minnesota Immigration Crackdown After 4,000 Arrests, Two Deaths
The 10-week operation resulted in over 4,000 arrests but also left two U.S. citizens dead.
Grand Jury Blocks Charges Against 6 Democrats in Rare DOJ Defeat
Sen. Mark Kelly has emerged as a top Democratic fundraiser in the weeks since the Pentagon investigation began, analysis shows.
Progressive Win in NJ Hinged on Anti-ICE Organizing
Grassroots coalition mobilized immigrant communities to flip a state legislative seat in a low-turnout special election.
U.S. Cattle Herd Hits 75-Year Low as Drought, Costs Squeeze Ranchers
The nation's beef cattle inventory has shrunk to levels not seen since the 1950s, pushing prices up 20% in 2025.
As Helene Survivors Wait for State Help, Some Victims of Earlier Hurricanes Are Still Out of Their Homes
Years after major storms, displaced families reveal systemic delays in state-run housing recovery programs across multiple states.
FBI Warrant for Georgia 2020 Ballots Based on Referral From Trump Election Lawyer
Kurt Olsen, who aided Trump's 2020 overturn efforts, now serves as presidentially appointed Director of Election Security and Integrity.
Father of US-based Hong Kong Activist Convicted Under National Security Law
John Clancey's father Joseph faces up to 10 years in prison for alleged sedition under Beijing's 2020 crackdown legislation.
Trump Instructs Spy Agencies to Provide Intelligence to 'Stop the Steal' Lawyer
Presidential directive grants attorney William Olson access to classified intelligence reports related to 2020 election investigations.