Policy & Law — Archive
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Michigan Gov. Whitmer Says America Ready to Elect Woman President
Whitmer challenges Michelle Obama’s 2025 assertion that voters are unprepared, stating she would back any Democratic governor against VP Vance or Secretary Rubio in 2028.
Schiff Says Dems Would Win Both Chambers and Focus on Costs Over Impeachment
Senator Adam Schiff stated that Democrats would win both the House and Senate if an election were held today, emphasizing that the party should place 'overriding emphasis' on costs rather than impeachment.
Georgia Lawmakers Call for Reversal of 30% Cut to Foster Child Autism Therapy
State Sen. Brian Strickland and advocacy groups urge Amerigroup to restore Applied Behavior Analysis reimbursement rates, warning of developmental regression in foster youth.
Independent Senate Candidates Gain Traction in Trump-Won States as Democrats Weigh Coalition Strategy
Candidates in Nebraska, Montana, Idaho, and South Dakota leverage affordability concerns, causing internal Democratic debates over endorsement versus party branding.
BabyCenter Data Shows Muhammad Name Frequency up 486% Since 2005 Despite Recent Ranking Drop
While the name's rank fell to No. 36 in 2026, its share of babies named Muhammad on the platform has more than quadrupled over two decades amid shifting immigration policies.
Mamdani Releases Spanish-Language Video Instructing Residents on ICE Rights
The New York City mayor’s video outlines steps for refusing entry and remaining silent, drawing sharp criticism from Republican lawmakers who call it encouragement to evade federal law.
El-Sayed’s Sister Wrote That FBI Raided Their Mother’s Home
The disclosure follows Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed’s claim that his mother worked as a nurse, while court records link her to a charity investigated for terrorism finance.
Congressional Task Force Recommends Overhaul of Sexual Harassment Rules After Ethics Cases
Bipartisan working group seeks to extend filing deadlines, expand relationship bans, and create a centralized reporting line following resignations and censures.
New Book Argues Religion Can Strengthen Democratic Discourse
Authors Matthew Kaemingk and Shadi Hamid contend that embracing religious humility can counteract zero-sum partisanship in modern politics.
Tanzania's Jailed Opposition Leader Lissu Plans Hunger Strike Over Denied Legal Access
Chadema leader Tundu Lissu will stop medication to protest prison authorities' refusal to allow court-ordered private consultations with his lawyers.