Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
ICE Officers Could Remain at Airports After TSA Workers Are Paid
White House border czar Tom Homan says the continued ICE presence depends on how many TSA agents return to work
Interactive Tool Shows States Could Lose $23 Billion in Education Funding Over Three Years
The America First Policy Institute's calculator projects 23 states could miss out on $23 billion in scholarship opportunities between 2027 and 2029.
No Kings Protester Invokes 1789 France, Drawing Critics Who Say History Tells Different Story
Durham protester dressed as Marie Antoinette held sign comparing U.S. political situation to pre-revolutionary France, sparking debate over historical analogy.
No Kings Protests Draw Millions Across US and World in Third Round of Demonstrations
More than 3,200 marches planned across all 50 states and several continents, with flagship rally held in Minnesota's capital.
Trump Lifts Pause on Asylum Processing for Migrants From Non High-Risk Countries
The policy change affects asylum-seekers from countries outside the expanded travel ban, representing a rare rollback of Trump immigration restrictions.
Trump's Disconnect in DHS Stalemate Fuels Republican Infighting
The longest shutdown of a federal department in U.S. history has exposed deep divisions within the GOP as Republicans blame each other for the stalemate.
Delta Flight Returns to São Paulo After Engine Issue, Safe Landing Confirmed
Airbus A330-300 with 272 passengers and 14 crew landed safely after engine fire warning; airline re-accommodating travelers to Atlanta.
NASA Holds News Conference on Artemis II Launch as 2-Day Countdown Begins
The 32-story Space Launch System rocket is poised to blast off Wednesday with four astronauts, marking humanity's first moon launch in 53 years.
Communists, Democrats Use #NoKings Rally to Call for May Day Strike
Organizers of the nationwide anti-Trump protests, including some Democratic groups, joined socialist and communist activists in calling for an economic shutdown on May 1.
Leavitt Says U.S. Troops Appreciate Prayers After Pope Leo Condemns War
The pope's Palm Sunday homily criticized those who wage war as the conflict in Iran entered its fifth week.