Policy & Law — Archive
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Search for Missing US Airman Intensifies as Iran Launches Own Recovery Mission
One crew member remains missing after F-15 Eagle was downed over Iran; Tehran offers $66,000 reward for capture as high-stakes search unfolds.
Trump Signs Order Aimed at Reforming College Sports
Executive order directs NCAA to cap eligibility at five years and limit transfers, with non-compliant schools risking loss of federal funding.
How Canada's Largest Gun Control Effort in Decades Is Missing the Mark
The $215M buyback program faces opposition from provinces, police and legal gun owners while activists say the ban doesn't go far enough.
Five Notable Moments From Pam Bondi’s Tenure as Attorney General
Trump announced Bondi's departure after less than 14 months, marking a tenure marked by Epstein file releases, DOJ workforce reductions and frequent defense of presidential actions.
Rep. Jared Moskowitz Posts Meme Parodying Pam Bondi's Firing Using 'Apprentice' Footage
The Democratic congressman spliced footage from the reality show with Bondi's congressional hearing on her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Trump's Belated Case for War: President Outlines Iran Strategy in Primetime Address
More than 30 days into U.S. engagement with Iran, Trump promised to complete objectives in two to three weeks while facing questions about the plan's coherence.
Burchett on Alien Disclosure: You'd Be Up at Night If the Things I've Seen Were Released
The Tennessee Republican congressman says he was recently briefed on information that would have 'set the country unglued' if made public.
AI Translation Tools Drive Surge in US-Japan Online Cultural Exchange
X platform's new AI feature facilitating cross-cultural posts between American and Japanese users sparks discussion about enduring American cultural influence.
Artemis II Crew Completes Final Preparations for First Crewed Moon Orbital Mission Since Apollo Era
The four-astronaut team will travel deeper into space than any humans in history, marking NASA's first crewed lunar orbit in more than 50 years.
Todd Blanche to serve as acting Attorney General After Pam Bondi Dismissal
Blanche, currently deputy attorney general, will assume the top DOJ role as the Trump administration continues leadership shakeups.