Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Artemis II Crew Returns to Earth Carrying Moon Data After Historic Lunar Flyby
Orion spacecraft broke a 56-year distance record at 400,000 km; astronauts described 'all the good stuff' coming home with them
Dem Lawmaker Calls for TSA to Bring Back Shoes-Off Airport Security Policy
Sen. Tammy Duckworth says former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's decision to end the 19-year-old policy created a security vulnerability that violates federal law.
DNC Panel Rejects AIPAC-Specific Resolution, Advances Broader Dark Money Measure
The resolutions committee voted down a nonbinding resolution targeting AIPAC's $14 million in Illinois primaries while backing a broader transparency measure for 2026 races.
Exclusive: Cuban President Says He's Not Stepping Down
The announcement comes amid ongoing economic crisis and rare public protests in Cuba.
Former Army Employee Charged With Leaking Classified Info to Journalist
Courtney Williams, 40, is accused of sharing classified defense information with a journalist over three years; the case follows President Trump's recent threats to jail journalists over leaks.
For-Profit Hospital Chain Set Aside No Money for Malpractice Coverage, Court Filings Show
Prospect Medical's bankruptcy leaves hundreds of patients with pending negligence claims without recourse, as self-insurance practices lack regulatory oversight.
Kornacki: Georgia Special Election Shows 'Massive Shift Away From Republicans' Despite GOP Win
NBC Political Director Steve Kornacki analyzes the Georgia House race results, describing them as a sign of Democratic momentum despite Republican victory.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Says Free Bus Pledge Won't Happen This Year
Mayor acknowledges funding roadblocks in Politico interview as progressive agenda collides with fiscal realities in Albany.
Pence's Advancing American Freedom Launches Messaging Campaign for 'One Big Beautiful Bill' Ahead of Midterms
Former vice president's group unveils 90-page report with 60 policy reforms as Republicans sharpen their economic message for November elections.
Republicans Cautious on Energy Prices Despite Ceasefire
Crude prices tumbled after the Strait of Hormuz reopened, but Republicans remain wary of Iran's influence over the waterway carrying 20% of global oil traffic.