Policy & Law — Archive
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Mamdani Pushes Delivery Protection Act Requiring Amazon to Hire Workers Directly
The legislation would mandate that last-mile delivery and warehouse workers be employed as full-time employees rather than contractors.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Backs Bill Targeting Amazon Delivery Contractors While City Uses Similar Model
The Delivery Protection Act would require Amazon to employ last-mile workers directly, but questions have emerged about whether City Hall itself uses similar contractor arrangements.
FBI Had Evidence Swalwell Received Illegal Donations From Suspected Chinese Spy, Memos Show
The memos reveal a decade-old counterintelligence case involving a woman with direct ties to China's intelligence service who allegedly provided illicit campaign contributions and interns to the California Democrat.
Far-Left Politicians Continue Using ActBlue as 88-Year-Old Disputes Nearly $150,000 in Donations
The dispute involves more than 15,000 contributions attributed to a Michigan woman over six years, while congressional investigations into the platform's fraud safeguards continue.
Simple Reason Gas Prices Could Cost GOP November
Economists and political strategists point to historical patterns linking fuel costs to incumbent party losses in midterm elections.
Ex-Minister Allegedly Living in Transnistria While Evading Polish Prosecution
Marcin Romanowski, a PiS parliament member and former deputy to Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, has requested safe conduct from Warsaw court while located in the unrecognized region.
Ocasio-Cortez Shares Fertility Journey on Social Media as Democrats Emphasize Authenticity
The New York Democrat has documented her egg-freezing process for her 9.6 million Instagram followers, part of a broader party strategy to connect with voters through personal storytelling.
Burnham and Albanese Find Common Ground in Rugby League as Both Leaders Court Working-Class Voters
The British prime minister and Australian counterpart bonded over their shared love of the working-class sport during an introductory call, at a time when both face challenges from right-wing populists.
Democrats' Pick in Wisconsin Shows a Shift in Priorities
The party's nominee for an upcoming special election reflects changing electoral strategy, according to party officials and analysts.
At Quasi-Public Private Schools, 100% of Students Rely on Tuition Vouchers With Limited Accountability
ProPublica investigation finds Wisconsin's 39 fully voucher-funded private schools received $87 million in public money with fewer transparency requirements than traditional public schools.