Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
State Department Approves Potential $24B Fighter Jet Sale to Saudi Arabia
The decision to greenlight F-35 sales faces scrutiny from defense officials and lawmakers concerned about regional stability and military advantages.
Pentagon Issues New Guidance for Testosterone Testing After Rescinding Previous One
The updated directive mandates screening for male service members over 30 following a brief period of uncertainty after the prior policy was withdrawn.
GOP Candidates Increase Use of Anti-Muslim Rhetoric in 2026 Campaigns
A growing number of Republican candidates are employing rhetoric targeting Muslim communities, sparking debate over its impact on voter turnout and national cohesion.
Ambassador Huckabee Labels Macklemore’s Pro-Hamas Stance 'Voice of Jew Hatred'
The U.S. envoy to Israel supports stadium owners canceling performances, citing the Oct. 7 attacks and rising antisemitism in Canada.
Washington State Democrat Candidate Krista Perez Arrested for DUI, Faces Primary Rival in November
Body camera footage shows Perez declining field sobriety tests and praying in a patrol car after allegedly striking five vehicles in Tacoma.
Federal Judge Rules DHS Warning Notice to ICE Critic Likely Violated First Amendment
U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras blocked DHS from sending further warning notices to a New York man, citing probable constitutional infringement on free speech.
GOP Accuses Talarico of 'Blatant Corruption' Over Consulting Salary; Campaign Denies Claims
Republican opponents cite millions in state contracts awarded to a firm where Talarico served as a consultant, while his campaign asserts he had no involvement in securing those funds.
Census Bureau Reports Poverty Rate Hits Record Low, Median Income Rises
Poverty fell to 10.2% and median household income reached $87,460 in 2025, yet most Americans report worsening personal finances amid high inflation.
Daily Wire Columnist Criticizes Hasan Piker’s Comparison of U.S. Military to Al-Qaeda
The opinion piece argues that conflating state military operations with terrorist attacks misrepresents American foreign policy and civic values.
Independent Rep. Kiley Says He Won't Caucus With GOP Next Year if Reelected
The California representative confirmed the shift in alignment during a recent media event, signaling a potential change in House procedural dynamics.