Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
FBI Investigating Claim Hackers Have Stolen Details of All Its Agents
The bureau is assessing the scope of a potential breach affecting sensitive personnel data amid rising concerns over digital infrastructure security.
Press Corps Beats Lawmakers 22-16 in Congressional Women’s Softball Game
The 18th annual event at Audi Field featured high scoring from both sides, with the Bad News Babes outpacing Team Congress in a rare competitive matchup.
Bipartisan Coalition Unveils Legislation on Paid Leave and Family Tax Credits
The proposed package includes federal child savings accounts and aims to expand paid family leave access, which currently covers only about one-quarter of American workers.
Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Test-Run Potential Alliances Ahead of 2028
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore appeared together, signaling early coalition-building among Democratic contenders for the next presidential cycle.
Trump and Xi Meet in Washington as Rare Earth and AI Disputes Persist
The two-day summit addresses uneven implementation of the May trade agreement, with AI supremacy and defense supply chains at the center of negotiations.
Media Narrative on Recent Black Deaths Faces Scrutiny as Authorities Rule Cases Suicides or Non-Racial Crimes
Conservative commentators argue recent reports of lynchings are misleading, citing official rulings, while media outlets highlight historical parallels.
Survivor of Canadian Poison Seller Testifies That He Exploited Her Despair
Testimony in the trial of a British Columbia pharmacist reveals allegations of predatory pricing and emotional manipulation during a period of high suicide rates.
Nebraska Senate Candidate Dan Osborn Recorded Saying He Will Govern After Winning Despite Voter Opposition
Audio from a May town hall reveals Osborn prioritizing electoral victory over immediate policy alignment on LGBTQ and immigration issues in a tight race against Sen. Pete Ricketts.
Hawley Questions Consent in Lia Thomas Locker Room Dispute During Sports Hearing
Sen. Josh Hawley asked witness Kim Jones if Yale swimmers were consulted before sharing facilities with transgender athlete Lia Thomas, citing testimony on pressure to remain silent.
Paramount Pledges to Release 30 Films a Year, Sparking Debate on Market Saturation
The studio's aggressive volume strategy contrasts with industry trends toward fewer, high-budget tentpoles, raising questions about theatrical sustainability.