Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
AI Infrastructure Buildout Drives 2% Increase in Gold Demand, World Gold Council Says
Gold prices hit $4,153 per ounce as tech sector demand rises, though experts note the industry remains a small fraction of the global market.
Defense Calls for Recusal of NY AG in Cornell Case Over Past Comments
A lawyer for one of the accused argues AG Letitia James's September social media post compromises her independence as special prosecutor.
Trump Kennedy Center Naming Attempt Removed Following Judicial Ruling
A federal judge determined that only Congress has the authority to alter the name of the Kennedy Center, reversing an executive action taken in December 2025.
Fox News Power Rankings: Midterm Surprises Expected After October
Analysis highlights competitive Senate races in Alaska, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Ohio, and Texas, alongside unexpected Republican spending in deep blue states.
Washington State Channelled $1.3 Million in Federal Funds to CAIR Chapter Amid Terrorism Concerns
The Council on American-Islamic Relations of Washington State received almost $1.3 million since 2023 for Afghan refugee services, despite past DOJ designations and recent state terrorist organization declarations.
Pentagon Orders Firing Squad Execution for Fort Hood Shooter in First Since WWII
President Trump approved the recommendation by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to execute Nidal Malik Hasan, ending a 60-year gap in military firing squad executions.
Experts Urge Caution With AI Exposure for Children Under 8
Pediatricians and researchers recommend limiting smart speaker interactions and avoiding AI toys for preschoolers due to risks of parasocial attachment and poor content quality.
Cornell Students Protest Handling of Alleged 2024 Fraternity Rape
Hundreds gather to support the accuser as university investigates graffiti on administration building and seven accused men deny wrongdoing.
Text Messages in Cornell 7 Case Suggest Accuser Retroactively Withdrawn Consent
Released communications indicate the accuser initially believed no crime occurred, citing social shame and a fraternity disinvitation as key factors in her later allegation.
DHS Finalizes $108 Million Contract for Luxury Jet Linked to Noem Donor
Documents reveal DHS paid significantly above market value for a Boeing 737 outfitted with marble showers and a bar in the final hours of Noem's tenure.