Policy & Law — Archive
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Wisconsin Official at Center of Zuckbucks Scandal Resigns
The resignation comes after scrutiny over grants distributed to election offices during the 2020 cycle, a program that drew bipartisan criticism in Wisconsin and nationally.
What Do Young People Really Want? The Suburbs
Analysis suggests shifting preferences among younger Americans may reshape suburban development patterns and housing policy debates.
Dashcam Video Shows Lorry Striking New York Bridge Overpass
The incident, captured on dashcam, is under investigation by transportation officials who are reviewing bridge height clearance standards.
Dem Gov Maura Healey Signs Sweeping Massachusetts Bill Allowing Abortions up to Birth
The Prioritizing Patient Access to Care Act removes the state's previous 24-week gestational limit, making Massachusetts the 10th state without abortion time restrictions.
State Voting Officials Join CISA Security Call With Election 85 Days Away
The briefing, hosted by the National Association of Secretaries of State, included CISA's acting director and addressed foreign influence threats, but drew skepticism from some state officials.
July Was Hottest Month on Record in Contiguous US: NOAA
Average temperature of 76.9°F surpassed previous records set during Dust Bowl-era heat waves, federal agency reports.
Trump Administration Ends Medicare Part D Subsidy Early, Raising Premium Concerns for Millions of Seniors
The $9.8 billion Premium Stabilization Demonstration program will terminate Jan. 1, 2027, with CMS officials projecting modest premium increases while advocates warn some beneficiaries could face affordability challenges.
Connecticut Democrat Faces Primary Challenger in Race Centered on Legislative Record
The incumbent, campaigning on a 'record of accomplishment,' is being challenged from within the party over policy priorities and district representation.
Connecticut Democrat Challenging Incumbent Says Leaders Need to Recognize 'When to Pass the Torch'
The primary challenger argues that longtime officeholders should make way for new voices, a stance that has sparked debate within the state Democratic Party.
Cook Political Report Shifts Rep. Max Miller's Ohio Seat to Toss-Up
The nonpartisan election forecaster cited mounting controversy over domestic violence allegations against the incumbent Republican.