Policy & Law — Archive
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RealClearPolitics Column Examines Margaret Brennan's Approach to Questioning Power
The analysis argues that the Face the Nation moderator's questioning style represents an effort to hold political figures accountable to factual accuracy.
DHS Plans to Equip ICE Officers With Shock Gloves in $20 Million Program
The devices, called G.L.O.V.E., would deliver painful electric shocks and are outlined in a DHS notice published this week.
Army Report Details Why a Black Hawk Helicopter Intentionally Dumped Fuel on Phoenix, Tempe
The internal investigation found the helicopter jettisoned fuel over residential areas to reduce weight for air transport of the aircraft.
Luigi Mangione Judge Says Jurors Will Remain Anonymous After Threats but Harassment of Witnesses
New York prosecutors warned that supporters of the accused may attempt to intimidate jurors in next month's trial over the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Failed Presidential Candidate Amy Klobuchar Wins Democratic Primary for Minnesota Governor Amid Fraud Scandal Fallout
Klobuchar secured the DFL nomination while promising a top-to-bottom audit of state government following a fraud scandal that federal prosecutors say could cost taxpayers over $9 billion.
Vulnerable Dem's Campaign Pitch Clashes With Voting Record on Bathroom, Sports Issues
Sarah Trone Garriott says she opposes men in women's locker rooms, but her Iowa Senate votes against bills restricting bathroom access and sports participation based on biological sex.
El-Sayed Removed Controversial YouTube Clips Before Michigan Senate Launch
The Democratic nominee's past progressive positions on policing and constitutional rights have resurfaced, prompting questions about his current platform.
Arkansas Library Law Upheld by Federal Appeals Court Sparks Debate Over Access to Sexual Content in Schools
The 8th Circuit ruled that an Arkansas law permitting criminal charges against librarians who provide sexually explicit material to minors is constitutional, drawing opposition from civil liberties groups.
Defense Attorney Kevin Reddington Discusses Career Path After Cross-Examination in Clancy Murder Trial
The exchange occurred outside the courthouse with a self-described criminal trial enthusiast who travels to courtrooms across the country.
LIV Players Returning to PGA Tour Has Been a Trickle; Tour May Need To Plan for More
The framework agreement between the two golf circuits has produced limited player reintegration 18 months after the initial deal was announced.