Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Did Minnesota Republicans "Invite" Federal Immigration Enforcement?
DFL lawmakers allege that recent state legislation and rhetoric from GOP leaders contributed to the federal authorities' decision to increase enforcement presence.
Obama Calls Los Angeles Homelessness an Atrocity, Criticizes Activist Strategy
The former president visited California to address the crisis, urging action over inaction.
Obama Calls Out Trump’s ‘Rogue Behavior,’ Admits Aliens Are Real?
The former president referenced a classified report involving primates and unexplained aerial phenomena during a recent speech.
Health Officials Warn of Measles Exposure at Philadelphia International Airport
Travelers on a specific flight are advised to monitor for symptoms.
56% Approval: Rubio's Hungary Visit Could Shape Orbán's April Re-Election Bid
The Florida senator met with the Hungarian leader in Budapest to discuss shared conservative priorities ahead of the April election.
Climate Change Link: 15% Rise in Severe Weather Since 2016
Emergency crews are responding to widespread damage in the Southeast as the severe weather system moves toward the Northeast, prompting calls for infrastructure resilience.
1.4 Million Downloads: Axelrod Podcast Reveals 2026 Midterm Strategy Secrets
The latest episode features interviews with four former senior campaign managers discussing the role of money and messaging in the upcoming midterm cycle.
Trump's First 100 Days: Promises Kept, Broken, and Delayed
Lawmakers and analysts compare executive orders signed in 2025 to pledges made during the 2024 campaign.
Newsom's Rise Fuels Speculation on China's Strategic Political Interests
Analysts note his potential centrist stance could ease tensions, while critics argue it may signal weakness to global rivals.
30% Emissions Rollback: EPA Drops Ambitious Clean Car Standards
The Environmental Protection Agency finalized a rule on Tuesday that reverses stricter 2027-2032 emission targets set in 2023, lowering them by an estimated 30 percent.