Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Supreme Court Rules 6-3 Against Hawaii's Concealed Carry Law, Citing Second Amendment Violation
The decision in Wolford v. Lopez strikes down Hawaii's 'vampire rule' requiring explicit property owner permission for firearms on public premises.
Usha Vance, Kamala Harris and Hasan Piker Attend World Cup Match at SoFi Stadium
Second Lady Usha Vance, former Vice President Kamala Harris and political streamer Hasan Piker were among those watching as the USA faced Turkey in group stage play.
FIA Removes Presidential Term Limits, Clearing Path for Ben Sulayem's Extended Leadership
The vote at an extraordinary general assembly in Macao removes a key obstacle to the UAE rally driver's potential long-term presidency of the auto racing governing body.
Mamdani on Election Wins: New Yorkers Exhausted With 'Status Quo Politics'
Three Mamdani-backed candidates defeated incumbent Democrats in federal and state primaries, with two flipping House seats.
Blue State Leaders Erupt After Supreme Court's Decision Ending TPS Protections for Haitians, Syrians
The 6-3 ruling in Mullin v. Doe blocks federal court challenges to the administration's termination of Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of thousands of nationals from Haiti and Syria.
Media Outlets Face Criticism After Reporting Unverified Autopilot Claims in Fatal Texas Tesla Crash
Tesla CEO Elon Musk and company AI executives disputed initial reports that the vehicle's autopilot feature was engaged when it killed a 76-year-old woman, raising questions about journalistic verification practices.
Supreme Court Ruling Opens Door to Ending Temporary Protected Status for Over 1 Million Immigrants
The decision specifically affects Haitians and Syrians but sets precedent that could impact nearly a million more from Venezuela, Honduras, Afghanistan, Nepal, Cameroon, Myanmar, Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan, Yemen and Nicaragua.
Mamdani and Hochul Announce $495,000 Cash Infusion for NYC Abortion Access Hub Expansion
The funding will expand the referral network to connect callers with providers outside New York City's five boroughs, with the announcement coming on the fourth anniversary of the Dobbs decision.
Florida Attorney General Moves to Impeach Judge After Acquitting Mother Who Drowned Infant Using COVID Insanity Defense
Judge Miguel de la O found Precious Bland not guilty by reason of insanity, ruling she suffered a psychotic episode triggered by COVID-19; Governor DeSantis backs impeachment effort.
Weinstein's New York Rape Charge Dropped After Accuser Says She Cannot Endure Fourth Trial
Jessica Mann, who testified at three prior trials alleging a 2013 rape by the film producer, told prosecutors she could no longer endure the process as Weinstein remains convicted in separate cases.