Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
AP Data Shows 4.5 Million Migrants Released Into U.S. Spread Beyond Border States
Analysis of federal records from 2018 to 2025 reveals major settlement hubs in California, Florida, and Midwest cities, with Venezuelans and Cubans comprising the largest groups.
Bipartisan Efforts to Limit Press Access Rise Under Banner of Public Protection
White House directives restricting media access coincide with state-level legislative moves to shield officials from critical reporting.
Lawsuit Accuses Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceXAI, and Google of AI Pacing Collusion
A federal complaint alleges the leading AI firms coordinated to slow development, citing Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's call for industry-wide coordination.
Voting Groups Sound Alarm on Funding Shortfalls That They Say Could Affect Midterm Turnout
Nonprofit organizations report budget deficits that limit voter education and get-out-the-vote operations ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Supreme Court to Hear Colorado Case on Excluding Religious Preschools From State Funding
The case, St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, challenges whether the state's nondiscrimination requirements for its Universal Preschool Program violate religious liberty.
Hollywood Faces Pressure to Adopt Pro-Palestinian Stance Amid Industry Shift
Recent controversies involving Ed Sheeran, Matthew Lillard, and festival boycotts highlight growing expectations for celebrities to publicly align with the pro-Palestinian movement.
Northeast Residents Face Higher Heating Costs Amid Rising Diesel Prices
Geopolitical conflicts in Iran and Ukraine are driving up diesel costs, which directly impacts the price of home heating oil in the region.
Daily Wire Film 'Run Hide Fight: Infidels' Draws Debate Over Scene Depicting Terrorist Violence Against Activists
The scene, featuring characters identifying as gay and pansexual killed by a terrorist leader, has sparked discussion on social media and among conservative commentators about political alliances.
Letterboxd Suspends User After Removing Review of Daily Wire Film 'Infidels'
The platform cited offensive language for the suspension, though the user states his review contained no profanity while negative reviews with expletives remain visible.
Vance Calls Midterms a Referendum on 'Common Sense Versus Pure Unadulterated Crazy'
The Vice President criticized Democratic candidates in Iowa, arguing the party has moved away from its working-class roots toward radical transformation.