Policy & Law — Archive
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Georgia RNC Members Waive Neutrality Rule to Back Trump-Endorsed Burt Jones
Republican National Committee members from Georgia sign letter allowing party support for lieutenant governor in crowded gubernatorial primary
Susan Collins Formally Announces 2026 Reelection Bid for Maine Senate Seat
The five-term Republican senator confirms campaign despite Trump criticism, entering one of the nation's most competitive Senate races
To Democrats, the SAVE Act is Political Kryptonite
The House of Representatives is scheduled to vote next week on the SAVE America Act, legislation that would require Americans to show government-issued photo...
Immigration Detention Cases Hit Historic High With Over 18,000 Federal Challenges
More than 18,000 immigrants have filed federal court challenges claiming their detention is illegal since the Trump administration implemented new deportatio...
Gabbard's Office Warns Attorney Against Sharing Classified Complaint With Congress
Director of National Intelligence's office threatens legal action if lawyer provides classified whistleblower complaint to lawmakers
Ghislaine Maxwell Invokes Fifth Amendment in House Deposition, Attorney Requests Trump Clemency
Convicted sex trafficker declines to answer congressional questions but attorney says she would testify if granted clemency by President Trump
Democrats Reject White House ICE Funding Proposal as DHS Deadline Looms
Congressional Democrats call administration's enforcement capacity offer insufficient with Homeland Security funding set to expire this week
Buddhist Monks Complete 1,000-Mile Peace Walk to Washington After Four-Month Journey
Japanese religious leaders who walked from San Francisco to advocate for nuclear disarmament arrive at the nation's capital
Elder Fraud Surges as Congress Debates Protection Measures
FBI reports 33% increase in cyber fraud incidents targeting seniors as two federal bills await passage to combat scams affecting 67 million baby boomers
U.S. Murder Rate Drops to Lowest Level Since 1900, Preliminary Data Shows
Council on Criminal Justice finds homicide declined 17% in 2025 across 35 major cities as FBI prepares to release official nationwide statistics