Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
A Record Number of Political Parties Register for Haiti's First Election in a Decade
The registration surge marks a potential turning point for the Caribbean nation as it seeks to restore democratic governance after years of political turmoil.
Can Democrats Actually Flip This Red Kentucky District?
Rep. Andy Barr's Senate bid creates an open seat in a district that hasn't elected a Democrat since 2010.
Dem Calls For DHS Funding After Synagogue Terror Attack But Rewind 24 Hours
Sen. Elissa Slotkin backed DHS funding one day after joining Senate Democrats in blocking a bill to fund the department amid an ongoing budget dispute over ICE.
FBI Trained Michigan Temple How to Stop Shooter Six Weeks Before Attack
ASAPP training at Temple Israel included run, hide, fight drills; armed security engaged attacker, preventing mass casualty event.
Grenell Exits Kennedy Center; Trump Picks Floca as New Executive Director
Matt Floca, currently vice president of operations, will succeed Grenell pending Board approval, as the institution faces ongoing controversy over board changes and planned reconstruction.
Mamdani Celebrates $2.1 Million Court Judgment Against Bronx Landlord
Bronx Supreme Court ruling sets new precedent with maximum penalties under Nuisance Abatement Law
Nevada Regulators Fine Peptide Providers After Women Fall Ill at Anti-Aging Festival
The Nevada Pharmacy Board issued $35,000 in fines against a California doctor, pharmacist and a private membership association linked to two women who were hospitalized after receiving peptide injections at RAADFest.
Pentagon Plays Down Strait of Hormuz Quagmire: Don’t Need to Worry About It
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says U.S. military is defeating Iranian capabilities as energy prices rise and 16 ships have been hit in the strategic waterway.
Posts Claim Gavin Newsom's Wife Received $3.7M From Her Own Charity; Fact-Checkers Follow Money
Social media posts allege Jennifer Siebel Newsom profited from her nonprofit, prompting verification efforts into the claim's accuracy.
Sen. Schmitt Renews Push for Denaturalization Bill Citing Recent Violence by Naturalized Citizens
The SCAM Act would expand denaturalization for citizens who commit fraud, serious felonies, or join terrorist organizations, citing recent incidents in Michigan, Virginia, and Texas.