Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Shipping Firms Face Rising Costs and Uncertainty as Strait of Hormuz Remains Blocked
More than 1,550 vessels with approximately 22,500 mariners remain stranded in the Persian Gulf as insurance costs surge and diplomatic efforts continue.
Tennessee Joins Southern Push to Redistricting in Favor of the GOP
The state's new maps divide Memphis into three districts, giving Republicans a potential path to flip the one Democratic-held seat among Tennessee's nine congressional seats.
Pirro 'Not Surprised' After DC Officers Placed on Leave Amid Crime Stats Probe
Thirteen MPD officers face disciplinary action as federal investigation into alleged statistics manipulation continues.
Trump Says He Wouldn't Pay $1,000 USA World Cup Ticket Price Amid FIFA Pricing Criticism
The president joined critics calling the 2026 tournament's tiered pricing strategy 'extortionate' as fans face inflated resale costs and a 30% FIFA fee.
Pentagon Under Secretary Rules Out Resolution With Anthropic, Calls Mythos a Broader Cyber Moment
Emil Michael says the Defense Department will never again be 'single-threaded' with one AI model provider after two-month ban on Anthropic.
Tennessee Democrat Confronts State Trooper During Congressional Map Protest at Capitol
The incident occurred as Republicans approved new maps that would eliminate the Democrats' sole U.S. House seat in Tennessee, with Governor Bill Lee signing the legislation hours later.
First on Fox: Top Republicans Take Abortion Pill Fight to Supreme Court, Citing Coercion and Safety Risks
More than 100 GOP lawmakers file amicus brief backing Louisiana's push to restore in-person dispensing requirement for mifepristone.
State Department to Begin Revoking Passports of Parents With Unpaid Child Support Arrears
The policy targets those owing $100,000 or more initially, affecting about 2,700 passport holders, with expansion planned for parents who owe more than $2,500.
Hantavirus Cases Rise in U.S. as Cruise Ship Outbreak Highlights Global Transmission Risks
CDC data shows nearly 900 confirmed cases since tracking began, with the Four Corners region and California accounting for roughly half of all infections.
Medicare Fraud Investigation Uncovered in Ohio Involving Predominantly Somali Community, Daily Wire Reports
Conservative investigative journalist Luke Rosiak reported the findings; official government agencies have not yet confirmed specific details.