Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Flock Safety Tries to Quell Surveillance Fears as Questions Pile Up
The AI license plate reader company faces privacy lawsuits and contract terminations while announcing data retention changes.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear Says He's Heard Absolutely Nothing Back From Mitch McConnell
The Democratic governor's admission about lack of communication regarding the Republican senator's recent hospitalization comes as both men remain key figures in Kentucky politics.
Moroccan Security Forces Arrest Nearly 300 Migrants Trying To Reach Spain's Ceuta
The arrests follow a major crisis two weeks earlier that left at least 90 people dead and comes as authorities have deployed more than 20,000 security personnel along the border daily.
Michigan Education Policy Draws Scrutiny Over Grading Practices for First-Year Students
The state's approach to how universities handle academic performance metrics for freshmen has sparked debate among educators and policymakers.
CentCom Commander Praises USS Abraham Lincoln Crew After 265-Day Iran Deployment, Addresses Mental Health Concerns
The aircraft carrier is returning home after the longest sustained combat deployment for a carrier strike group since World War II.
Fact-Checking Claims About Taylor Farms' Donations to Trump-Aligned Groups
PolitiFact examines timing between $1 million MAGA Inc. donation and FDA rule delay as cyclospora outbreak linked to company spreads across multiple states.
Doug Jones Says Labeling Many Democratic Nominees as Far Left or Socialist Is Just a Boogeyman
The former Alabama senator argues that Republican attacks framing moderate Democrats as extreme are designed to suppress voter enthusiasm rather than reflect actual candidate positions.
What Is a Peanut Butter Pay Raise, and Why You May Not Get One Next Year
The flat-rate compensation trend is declining as more employers shift back to merit-based increases heading into 2027.
Jim Jordan Says Costs 'Are Tough,' but Economy Is in a 'Pretty Good Direction'
The Ohio Republican and House Judiciary Committee chairman weighs in on economic conditions as he navigates his Senate campaign.
Humanoid Robots Could Patrol Southern Border, CEO Pitches as Futuristic Technology Moves Closer to Reality
Foundation Robotics CEO Sankaet Pathak says company has demonstrated its Phantom robot to DHS officials, though no formal contract exists yet.