Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Rep. Ocasio-Cortez Draws Attention to Contrasts in Policy Positions on Family Issues
The progressive firebrand targets conservative critics who previously questioned others' family choices while facing scrutiny over her own.
Mamdani's Luxury-Home Tax Gets New Life as Appeals Court Lifts Roadblock in Homeowner Fight
The temporary lifting of a judge's restraining order allows the city to resume its rollout of surcharges on high-value non-primary residences while litigation continues.
Newsom-Appointed Judge Who Freed Migrant Before Fatal Stabbing Defended 'Dismissal' as justice
Todd Stewart, 68, was killed the day after Contra Costa Superior Court Judge Nichelle Holmes dismissed a burglary case against Marcos Iriarte-Valdez.
Vance Reads the Room With Well-Timed Burrito Joke
The vice president's moment of levity comes as his polling numbers show modest improvement following a challenging first year in office.
Max Miller's Political Future in Doubt as Ohio Republican Faces Career-Ending Scandal
Multiple news outlets report that the second-term congressman's career may be over following revelations tied to divorce proceedings.
Crowley Zeroes in on MAGA Extremism to Rebuild a Fractured Wisconsin Coalition
Wisconsin's Democratic governor candidate is working to unify progressive and centrist factions after a bitter primary, using Trump and Tom Tiffany as foil.
Iowa Republican Zach Lahn Confronts Curiosity, Concerns in Outsider Bid for Governor
The first-time candidate has drawn both enthusiasm and skepticism from within his own party as he challenges established Iowa Republicans for the gubernatorial nomination.
New Aircraft Carrier Heads Toward Mideast After Reports of Issues on Long-Deployed USS Lincoln
The USS Abraham Lincoln has been on deployment for an extended period, raising operational concerns that prompted the Pentagon to redirect a replacement carrier.
Three Detransitioners Testify on HHS Report of Youth Gender Treatments, Allege Coordinated Pressure From Providers
The Department of Health and Human Services report alleges financial incentives drove hospitals to recommend transition procedures while questioning whether minors could consent.
Hong: Our Movement Is Strong, and the Work Isn't Done
Political commentator delivers message on movement's progress while emphasizing continued efforts ahead.