Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Seven Major AI Companies Agree to Deploy Technology in Classified Pentagon Networks
The deals leave Anthropic increasingly isolated as it contests the Defense Department's designation of the company as a national security risk.
Two US Service Members Reported Missing During Military Exercises in Morocco
Search and rescue operations underway involving US, Moroccan, and allied forces following disappearance during African Lion 2026 exercises near Tan Tan.
Jacksonville Police Release Body Camera Footage of Crisis Incident on Dames Point Bridge
The April 12 incident, which lasted approximately 40 minutes before officers successfully talked a man away from the ledge, has drawn attention to faith-based approaches in crisis intervention.
What Is Dynamic Pricing and Could It Impact Your Grocery Bill?
Maryland is set to become the first state to ban the practice at grocery stores, while legislators in 24 states have introduced more than 40 bills targeting algorithmic pricing.
What's Worse Than a 'Do-Nothing' Congress? This One
The 119th Congress has passed just 38 bills in its first year—the lowest number in decades—while Trump has issued 256 executive orders, raising questions about the balance of power between the legislative and executive branches.
Spirit Airlines Shutdown: Your Rights and What to Do if Flights Canceled
The budget carrier's bankruptcy leaves tens of thousands of travelers scrambling as DOT rules require airlines to issue refunds for canceled service.
Louisiana House Primaries Postponed After Supreme Court Map Ruling, Sparking Election Chaos
Gov. Jeff Landry delayed congressional primaries until mid-July while proceeding with Senate and other races, leaving voters confused and candidates scrambling.
Bill Maher Presses Governor Gavin Newsom on $231 Billion High-Speed Rail Project in Interview
The California governor, seen as a potential 2028 presidential contender, defended the project while acknowledging it has ballooned far beyond initial estimates.
FBI Reveals Suspect Posted Instagram Meme Hours After Killing Two Bank Employees in Kentucky
Brailen Weaver, 18, faces federal charges including armed bank robbery and using a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence for the Thursday killings.
Hegseth Defends Iran Military Action as Congressional Critics Call It Quagmire; SCOTUS Alters Voting Rights Act
An Ipsos poll found 61% of U.S. adults say the use of military force against Iran was a mistake, while Supreme Court rulings set stage for redistricting battles across Southern states.