Policy & Law — Archive
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Trump's Army Secretary Hunt Takes Shape as Insiders Float Potential Picks
Current Acting Undersecretary Mike Obadal could assume the role temporarily as sources name Sean Parnell and Rep. Brian Mast among candidates.
House Passes Kayleigh's Law Unanimously, Requiring Lifetime No-Contact Orders For Federal Sex Offenders
The legislation, named after an Arizona woman who was forced back to court 13 years after her abuse, now moves to the Senate where it faces an uncertain path.
Lawmakers Press DHS in Letter Over Chinese Forced Labor Allegations, Flag Popular Labubu Dolls
The bipartisan group of eight lawmakers is requesting a briefing from Secretary Mullin on enforcement of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act amid concerns about goods from Xinjiang entering U.S. markets.
Stephen A. Smith Clarifies 2028 Plans, Offers Democrats Advice on Progressives
The ESPN personality said he is not running for president and advised Democrats to 'sit their ass down and get with the program' on progressive wing.
Harris on Some Democrats Shunning Her: 'I Would Expect Nothing Less'
The former vice president said red-state candidates avoiding her endorsement are simply doing what they believe is necessary to win.
Calls For Judge Talwani Impeachment Over Election-Related Rulings Emerge in Boston Federal Court Coverage
The effort centers on rulings affecting election administration in Massachusetts, though no formal articles of impeachment have been introduced.
Pete Hegseth Among Millions Caught up in Massive Dark Web Identity Scheme, FBI Says
The alleged breach involves more than 153 million drivers' licenses and has been linked to a Louisiana-based identity verification company processing millions of verifications monthly.
Two Suspected Undocumented Immigrants Charged With Robbery, Assault in Tulsa Incident Involving Good Samaritan
The men allegedly threw the victim from their moving vehicle after he stopped to help what appeared to be a stranded car, authorities said.
These Judges Take Months to Decide if Immigrants Have Been Unlawfully Detained
ProPublica analysis of 70,000 habeas cases filed since January shows resolution times vary from days in Minnesota to more than three months in Mississippi.
Vance's Antichrist Comments Described as 'Common Belief' by Friend in BBC Interview
The vice president's remarks about political opponents and religious identity have drawn scrutiny from critics while supporters argue they reflect mainstream evangelical concerns.