Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Google Started Rewriting News Headlines, Publishers Say It's Setting a Dangerous Precedent
The tech giant's new AI-driven headline modifications have sparked concern among news outlets about control over editorial content.
The Liberal Patriot Closes Its Doors
Center-left publication ends operations amid shifting media landscape and challenges for progressive outlets.
Ted Cruz Says Democrats Risking American Lives with DHS Shutdown
Senate funding lapse for Department of Homeland Security hits 40 days as Democrats demand ICE operational reforms.
Trump Signature to Appear on US Currency, Ending 165-Year Tradition
The Treasury Department announced Thursday that a sitting president will sign American paper currency for the first time in U.S. history, starting this summer.
Utah Bans Polygraph Tests for Those Reporting Sexual Assault
The law, signed by Gov. Spencer Cox, prohibits police and government officials from requesting polygraph tests from alleged sexual assault victims.
Abigail Spanberger Faces National Test with Virginia Redistricting Referendum
Virginia Democrats pressure governor to deliver on redistricting campaign as April special election approaches, with control of House seats at stake.
Balen Shah's Political Rise in Nepal Reflects Broader Shift After Youth-Led Protests
The ascent of the young mayor marks a new chapter in Nepal's politics, emerging from years of activist movements that reshaped the nation's democratic landscape.
Democratic Senate Candidate Partners With Progressive Streamer Amid Primary Race
Abdul El-Sayed's event with Hasan Piker, who previously faced backlash for controversial statements including 'America deserved 9/11,' highlights progressive coalition-building in Michigan's Senate race.
Elon Musk Demands Judge's Recusal After Liking Anti-Musk LinkedIn Post
Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick is presiding over Tesla shareholder derivative litigation while Musk alleges bias stretching back to Twitter acquisition case.
Musk's Attorney Seeks Probe Into Jury Bias in Twitter Investor Lawsuit
Attorney Alex Spiro argues the jury used a $4.20 damages figure as a 'numerical joke' rather than applying the law impartially in the investor case.