Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Gas Prices Vary by State, Study Shows Best Day to Fill Up
Analysis of EIA data finds that the cheapest day to purchase gasoline differs across states, with potential savings of up to 30 cents per gallon.
Watch: Top Five Memorable Moments in State of the Union History
The Fox News list highlights addresses from Truman to Trump that shaped policy debates and public perception.
35 Million People Under Blizzard Warning as Storm Hits Northeast
The winter storm brings up to 12 inches of snow and wind gusts over 55 mph across 12 states, prompting emergency declarations.
Rep. Katie Porter Holds up “F— Trump” Sign at California Democratic Convention
Porter’s protest sign, displayed during a keynote speech, sparked applause from supporters and condemnation from Republican leaders.
Nancy Pelosi Defends Obama's Libya Strikes, Criticizes Trump on Iran: 'Read the Law'
The former House Speaker says Trump's Operation Epic Fury differs from Obama's 2011 Libya campaign, citing War Powers Act requirements.
ICE Says El Paso Detention Facility Will Stay Open Under New Contractor After $1.2B Deal Scrapped
Camp East Montana at Fort Bliss is receiving a new contractor with expanded medical care and staffing, following termination of the previous $1.2 billion contract.
Bucking Stigma, More Places Turn to Factory-Built Homes for Affordable Housing
Nine states have relaxed zoning restrictions on manufactured homes as cities embrace factory-built housing to address affordability gaps.
FAA Lifts Ground Stop at Airports in DC, Baltimore; Delays Persist
Ground stop lifted after nearly two hours at three major airports; passengers face 2.5 to 3 hour delays into the night.
Florida Judge Ordered C-Section During Woman's Labor in Case Highlighting Pregnancy Rights Debate
The case of Cherise Doyley at University of Florida Health has sparked debate over whether states can override pregnant patients' medical decisions in favor of fetal health.
Supreme Court Rules Parties Must Challenge Void Judgments Within Reasonable Time
The 9-0 decision in Coney Island Auto Parts v. Burton establishes that parties cannot wait indefinitely to challenge judgments, even if those judgments are technically void from the start.