Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Trump and Mamdani Focus on Housing Cooperation Despite Political Divide
The two leaders agreed to technical talks on the $21 billion Sunnyside Yard development while maintaining distinct positions on immigration and press access.
South Dakota Election Official Endorses Democrat in Succession Race
The Republican official, responsible for certifying state elections, cited integrity and experience in backing the Democratic candidate.
Soros-Linked Committees Disburse $40 Million to Democratic Groups Ahead of Election
Campaign finance records show Democracy PAC funds supporting Senate Majority PAC and J Street, while Republican critics highlight contradictions in candidate messaging.
Harris Launches Into 2026 Midterms as Her 2028 Decision Looms
The former Vice President's active campaigning for Senate candidates signals a strategic pivot toward the midterms while keeping her own presidential future in the background.
Identity of DoorDash Worker Shot by ICE in Austin Revealed as Wilber Rafael Garces Perez
Wilber Rafael Garces Perez was identified as the gig economy worker shot by federal agents in Austin, sparking debate over enforcement tactics.
Venezuelan Man Shot by ICE in Austin Detained With Bullet in Back, Attorney Says
Wilber Rafael Garces Perez was transferred to a detention center in Pearsall without pain medication, according to his legal team, while DHS investigates the shooting.
Rep. Luna Introduces Bill to Repeal 1992 Ban on U.S. Aid to Azerbaijan
The legislation aims to bolster the Middle Corridor energy route amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
Clancy Case Reactions Reignite Debate on Media Bias and Perinatal Mental Health
Following Patrick Clancy's interview on '60 Minutes,' public discourse shifts from the trial verdict to the role of social media campaigns in shaping perceptions of the tragedy.
Twelve States Settle Paramount-Warner Merger Lawsuit, Clearing $81 Billion Deal
The agreement includes commitments to increase U.S. film production and establish monitoring of news editorial independence, though a judge must still approve the settlement.
FAA Scales Back AI Tool Scope Following Airline Pushback
The agency will limit the initial deployment of its new artificial intelligence system to specific administrative tasks rather than real-time flight control.