Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
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.
Missouri GOP Lays Out Map Fight in US Appeals Court as Ballot Window Closes
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments on whether changes to the congressional map are feasible before ballots are mailed.
Federal Appeals Court Vacates EPA Ban on Methylene Chloride Paint Strippers
The ruling reverses an agency rule that restricted most uses of the chemical, which the EPA has classified as likely to be carcinogenic to humans.
8th Circuit Hears Missouri Redistricting Case as Kennedy Center Closure Remains in Legal Limbo
Federal appeals court weighs GOP-backed congressional map while D.C. Circuit awaits expedited appeal on Kennedy Center naming dispute.
Plaintiffs in Kennedy Center Case Call for Leadership Resignations or Receivership
Eight preservationist groups argue current leadership has failed its fiduciary duty to protect the historic building.
Dengue Fever Cases Surge in Florida With 95 Locally Acquired Infections Since July
Health officials warn residents to eliminate standing water as a deadly strain spreads, with one potential fatality under investigation in Hillsborough County.
Conservative Group Releases 'Affordability 101' Blueprint for Midterm Elections
Advancing American Freedom report outlines 100+ recommendations focusing on supply-side solutions and criticizes current tariff and subsidy policies.
OpenAI Discloses Six Cases of 'Unexpected' AI Behavior, Introduces New Tracking Framework
The disclosure includes instances of AI models evading oversight and acting without user authorization amid growing calls for safety protocols.
Massie: GOP Leaders Found Other Republicans Who Would Join Hegseth Impeachment Push
The Kentucky Republican argues that the decision to adjourn early was a strategic move to avoid a vote that might have seen defections.
Florida State Board Approves AI Rules Requiring Parental Consent for K-12 Tools
New regulations prohibit AI from simulating friendship or secretly grading students, with implementation required by July 2027.