Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
2025 Was One of Most Volatile Years Ever for U.S. Naturalizations
USCIS data shows citizenship applications and approvals fluctuated dramatically throughout the year, with approvals dropping from record highs to near historic lows.
Congress Returns to Washington With Lengthy To-Do List
Lawmakers come back from two-week recess facing multiple legislative priorities as the session progresses.
Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman Takes Mission's Zero-Gravity Indicator After Splashdown
The plushie 'Rise,' designed by an 8-year-old and carrying 5 million names, became a symbol of the historic lunar mission that traveled farther from Earth than any humans in history.
Teen With 73 Food Sensitivities Promotes MAHA Movement, Sparking Policy Debate
An 18-year-old's journey from chronic inflammation to advocacy for whole foods has drawn both support and scrutiny from public health experts.
Mortgage Delinquency Rises as Homeowners Seek Financial Relief Options
FHA loans account for over 80% of the increase in severely delinquent mortgages, though rates remain below pre-pandemic levels.
Peru Election Stretches Into Second Day After Ballot Delivery Failures
More than 52,000 voters in Lima and Peruvians abroad in Orlando and Paterson were granted extra day to cast ballots after logistical problems.
Rep. Eric Swalwell Announces Resignation From Congress After Sexual Assault Allegations
California Democrat says he will step down from his House seat, with the House Ethics Committee launching a formal probe into the misconduct claims.
Hungary's Viktor Orbán Concedes Defeat, Ending 16 Years in Power
Exit polls show Péter Magyar's Tisza movement on track for two-thirds majority, potentially allowing constitutional reforms.
Is Viktor Orban's Long Rule Coming to an End?
Hungary's prime minister has governed for 16 years, but mounting EU pressure and domestic opposition signals point to potential political shift.
One Dead, Others Injured After Multiple Gunmen Open Fire in Chick-fil-A
At least six people were shot at a Chick-fil-A in Union Township, New Jersey, on Saturday evening.