Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
State Department Organizing International Push Against Far-Left Terrorism as Incidents Rise
U.S. officials will attend a European law enforcement workshop this week focused on anarchist and far-left militant activity, with a higher-level conference planned for Washington later this summer.
Six Chinese Nationals in Camouflage Apprehended at Texas Border
Texas DPS K-9 Bona assisted Border Patrol in locating the group among 12 migrants attempting to evade capture on a private ranch near Eagle Pass.
Pam Bondi Recovers From Thyroid Cancer Treatment After April Ouster From DOJ
The former attorney general, ousted after bipartisan criticism over Epstein document handling, is scheduled to testify before House Oversight Committee on Friday.
Andy Kim Responds to Mullin on ICE Facility Protest: 'This Was Never About Me'
The New Jersey Democrat said he is not complaining about the pepper ball spray that struck him, but rather the treatment of detainees at Delaney Hall in Newark.
Jill Biden Says She Thought Joe Biden Was Having a Stroke During 2024 Debate
Former first lady's comments come amid ongoing debate over presidential candidates' health and cognitive fitness.
Former CIA Official David Rush Arrested After FBI Finds $40 Million in Gold Bars at Virginia Home
Rush, who held top secret clearance, faces charges of criminal theft of public money; authorities also seized $2 million in cash and 35 luxury watches during the search.
From Churches to Chatbots: How AI Is Fusing With Religion
Religious institutions are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence tools, raising questions about technology's role in spiritual life.
Talarico Says Texas Elections Not 'Free and Fair' Due to State Voting Laws
The Democratic Senate nominee faces Republican Ken Paxton in a race where no Democrat has won statewide since 1994.
Texas House Rep. James Talarico Acknowledges Past Comments 'Missed the Mark' as Senate Race Heats Up
The Democratic nominee faces Republican attacks over cultural remarks while pivoting to focus on his opponent's legal controversies.
White House Plans to Issue NDAs for Federal Workers to Prevent Leaks
The Office of Personnel Management submitted a draft notice to the Federal Register outlining governmentwide nondisclosure agreements aimed at protecting confidential information.