Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Ocasio-Cortez Shares Fertility Journey on Social Media as Democrats Emphasize Authenticity
The New York Democrat has documented her egg-freezing process for her 9.6 million Instagram followers, part of a broader party strategy to connect with voters through personal storytelling.
Burnham and Albanese Find Common Ground in Rugby League as Both Leaders Court Working-Class Voters
The British prime minister and Australian counterpart bonded over their shared love of the working-class sport during an introductory call, at a time when both face challenges from right-wing populists.
Democrats' Pick in Wisconsin Shows a Shift in Priorities
The party's nominee for an upcoming special election reflects changing electoral strategy, according to party officials and analysts.
At Quasi-Public Private Schools, 100% of Students Rely on Tuition Vouchers With Limited Accountability
ProPublica investigation finds Wisconsin's 39 fully voucher-funded private schools received $87 million in public money with fewer transparency requirements than traditional public schools.
More Republican-Led States Move to Restrict Student IDs for Voting Access
The legislation targets college student identification cards as valid voter ID, with supporters citing election integrity and critics warning it suppresses young voter turnout.
DNC Adopts Resolution Calling to Abolish ICE Alongside Competing Reform Measure
The nonbinding vote reflects internal party divisions over immigration enforcement as Trump administration deportation efforts intensify.
Bumble Drops Women Messaging First Rule Put in Place Since 2014
The dating app's signature feature, which required women to send the first message within 24 hours of matching, is being eliminated after a company survey found most female users preferred men initiate contact.
Bumble Abandons 'Women Make First Move' Feature as User Decline Continues
The company that built its reputation on 'women make the first move' is restructuring after user losses outpaced competitors for more than two years.
Ossoff: 'Something Uniquely Despicable About Lying a Nation Into War'
The Georgia Democrat criticized President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth during an Atlanta rally, saying the administration misled the public on Iran policy.
Navy Reviews Aircraft Carrier Island Design Amid White House Input on Warship Aesthetics
The internal review could affect the future Gerald R. Ford-class carriers, though details of proposed changes remain limited.