Policy & Law — Archive
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United Airlines Passenger Says He Was Ordered to Change Anti-War Shirt Before Boarding Flight
Sam Saadeh of Linden, New Jersey, says a United supervisor approached him after he took his seat on a June 4 flight from Atlanta to Newark.
Hungarian Parliament Passes Constitutional Amendment Removing Elected President
The 139-6 vote marks the 17th amendment to Hungary's Basic Law, proposed by PM Péter Magyar under what he called Operation Purgatory Fire.
Tuberville Recounts Final Moments of Sen. Graham's Life Before Death
Alabama Republican reveals details of South Carolina senator's last phone call, including his final words about unfinished policy work.
The Global Balance Has Shifted: World Leaders Assess New Geopolitical Realities
International summits and diplomatic meetings this week reflect growing consensus that economic, military, and diplomatic power is redistributing across multiple regions.
New York Imposes First-in-the-Nation Statewide Freeze on Hyperscale Data Centers
Gov. Hochul's administration will pause environmental permits for up to one year while developing a regulatory framework.
What We Uncovered About the Sexual Assault of Alice Sebold and Syracuse's Buried Rape Crisis
A ProPublica investigation found systemic failures in how police handled sexual assault cases decades ago, including a lineup that was conducted improperly and led to an innocent man spending 16 years in prison.
Federal Agents Fatally Shoot Man During ICE Operation in Biddeford, Maine
The 26-year-old Colombian man was not the intended target during the operation targeting a different individual with a final removal order, according to Sen. Angus King.
ICE Releases Details on Fatal Shooting of Colombian Man in Biddeford, Maine
Federal agents were conducting surveillance on a man with a final removal order when an officer fired during what ICE described as an attempted vehicle stop.
DHS Says ICE Officer Shot Man in Maine After Fearing for Public Safety
Federal immigration agents were conducting surveillance on an undocumented migrant's last known address when the confrontation turned fatal, according to DHS.
Lindsey Graham's Potential Senate Exit Sparks Discussion About Republican Leadership Void
The South Carolina senator has not announced retirement plans, but allies and critics are already mapping scenarios should he leave office before 2030.