Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Niger Junta Survives 24-Hour Mutiny Backed by Russian Forces
The unrest, which saw soldiers arrested and paraded on state television, was quelled with help from Russia's Africa Corps after a day of fighting at the capital's main airport.
Experts Highlight Economic, Health, Stability and Environmental Benefits of Housing Affordability Efforts
The Hill opinion piece argues that expanding affordable housing access yields broad gains across multiple sectors, though federal legislative solutions remain contested.
Massive AI Boom Puts One of America's Oldest Manufacturers on Path to Double in Size, CEO Says
Corning's partnership with NVIDIA will create more than 3,000 jobs across North Carolina and Texas as optical fiber demand for data centers surges.
An Incentive for Investment: How the US Tax Code Can Help America Rebuild
Op-ed from Gary, Indiana examines how federal tax policy could be leveraged to stimulate investment in older American communities facing economic challenges.
Five Years After Afghanistan Withdrawal, Afghan Nationals Face Shrinking Pathways to Stay in US
The Trump administration has accelerated deportations and curtailed refugee resettlement programs since returning to office, marking a stark shift from the evacuation efforts of 2021.
Dutch TikToker Who Recently Converted to Islam Livestreams Stabbing Three People in Amsterdam
The attacker was arrested by Dutch police following the incident, which occurred near a busy tourist area and was broadcast live on social media.
NASA Launches Powerful New Space Telescope to Explore Mysteries of the Universe
The advanced observatory, years in development, is designed to observe distant galaxies and search for signs of habitable exoplanets.
Clyburn Calls for Expanding Supreme Court, Says '13 Is a Pretty Good Number'
The South Carolina Democrat voiced support for increasing the court's justices from 9 to 13 during a Sunday television appearance.
Homan Pushes Back on Alleged ICE Arrests of Parents at Connecticut Bus Stops
White House border czar says no documented incidents in last two years of parents arrested near schools or bus stops, challenging Democratic senator's claims.
College Sports Kicks Off Season Amid Ongoing Court Battles over Athlete Eligibility
Legal disputes over name, image and likeness rights, revenue sharing and scholarship rules are shaping the landscape for universities and student athletes alike.