Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Tax Day Is This Week: Avoid These 5 Common Mistakes That Can Cost You Money
From filing status errors to missed deductions, tax experts warn that simple oversights can trigger IRS delays, penalties, and smaller refunds.
Democratic Bill to Expand Price Discrimination Law Draws Conservative Opposition
The Fair Prices for Local Businesses Act would broaden the Robinson-Patman Act, with supporters saying it helps small businesses and critics warning it raises consumer costs.
U.S. Tactical Successes Should Give Beijing Pause
Analysis of recent U.S. strategic positioning in Indo-Pacific draws mixed reactions from policy experts as China watches closely.
Congress Faces Backlash as Lawmakers Depart for Christmas Vacation Amid DHS Shutdown
Department of Homeland Security has gone unfunded for two months as Republicans pursue a filibuster-proof reconciliation strategy.
CIA May Have Used Secret Heartbeat-Detection Technology To Rescue Lost Airman in Iran
The classified Ghost Murmur system allegedly uses quantum magnetometry and AI to detect human heartbeats from dozens of miles away, though physicists question whether such capability is physically possible.
Rubio Revokes Green Cards of Family Connected to 1979 Iran Hostage Crisis Spokeswoman
Three Iranian nationals tied to Masoumeh Ebtekar, known as 'Screaming Mary,' placed in ICE custody pending deportation.
DOJ Says DC Pipe Bomb Suspect Not Covered by Trump Jan. 6 Pardon
The DOJ argues Brian Cole Jr. is categorically excluded from the presidential pardon because he was not convicted or facing pending charges at the time it was issued.
Hunter Biden Challenges Trump Sons to Cage Match During YouTube Tour Announcement
The comment came in a video announcing his appearance on Andrew Callaghan's "Carnival" tour, with the Trump Organization and White House declining to respond.
Knifeman Calling Himself Lucifer Wounds Three at NYC's Grand Central Terminal
The suspect, 44-year-old Anthony Griffin, was fatally shot by police after attacking three commuters on the subway platform; victims' injuries are not life-threatening.
Sen. Tim Sheehy Makes Emergency Landing After In-Flight Engine Failure
The Montana Republican senator and his co-pilot landed safely in a field near Ennis after experiencing mechanical engine failure during a routine training flight.