Policy & Law — Archive
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Hobbs Cruises to Renomination in Arizona Governor's Race
The incumbent governor ran unopposed in Tuesday's Democratic primary and will face the Republican nominee in November's general election.
GOP Compares SAVE Act Voter ID Requirements to Olive Garden's Unlimited Pasta Pass
Rep. Virginia Foxx made the comparison during a House hearing Monday on the Republican-backed election security legislation.
Democrats Could Take Initial Vote on 2028 Presidential Primary Calendar This Week
The Rules and Bylaws Committee meets Friday to consider the order of states, with South Carolina pushing to reprise its role as first-in-the-nation contest holder.
Mamdani Reverses Campaign Pledge, Says NYC Cannot Arrest Netanyahu
The mayor now says only the federal government has legal authority to enforce ICC arrest warrants and is calling on Washington to act if the Israeli leader visits New York.
Mamdani's Working-Class Costume Is Falling Apart
Analysis of progressive mayoral candidate's economic messaging faces scrutiny as policy positions diverge from stated priorities.
Missouri County Prosecutor Removed From Office Amid Allegations of Improper Relationship With Illegal Immigrant Sex Crime Suspect
Attorney General Catherine Hanaway filed a quo warranto petition accusing Ray County Prosecutor Camille Johnston of failing to recuse herself from the case and helping the defendant avoid law enforcement.
New York Times, Department of Homeland Security Dispute Over Report on FBI ICE Investigations
DHS calls the story 'FALSE' while the newspaper stands by its reporting that federal agents were told the FBI would no longer investigate confrontations with immigration agents.
America Compared to Nazi Regime During Progressive Victory Call Featuring Khanna, Bush
Kyle Kulinski called U.S. government 'dead-eye psychopaths' and compared American and Israeli governments to Mussolini and Hitler during virtual event.
Hungarian Prosecutors Raid Orbán Party's Data Center in Embezzlement Probe
The raid targets servers used by Fidesz as part of an investigation into alleged misuse of $53.5 million through Hungary's National Cultural Fund.
Congress Examines Antisemitism in Healthcare Education as Medical Schools Navigate Political Tensions
House hearings have focused on whether political ideology is affecting professional evaluations and patient care in medical institutions.