Policy & Law — Archive
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GOP Dropout Candidate Puts 'Communist' Opponent on Notice After Comeback Win
Tom Smith suspended his campaign and endorsed rival Al Lemmo last month, then defeated Trump-backed Amir Hassan in Tuesday's primary by a substantial margin.
New Tennessee Congressional Map Splitting Memphis Debuts in Primary
The Republican-drawn lines divide Davidson County into three districts and split Shelby County, reshaping races across all nine House seats.
Chuck Edwards Drops Reelection Bid After Ethics Panel Calls for Censure
The House Ethics Committee recommended censure Monday after an investigation found Edwards violated the chamber's sexual harassment policies toward staff.
Empty Pews and Fear of ICE on Maryland's Eastern Shore After TPS Ends for Haitians
The end of deportation protections has shrunk Haitian congregations on the Delmarva Peninsula as families weigh leaving amid enforcement fears.
Glenn Youngkin Launches Education Policy Group as White House Speculation Mounts
The Empowering America's Parents initiative will advocate for school choice and parental rights legislation across multiple states.
Michigan Senate Primary Takes Center Stage as Voters Head to Polls in Five States
The Stevens-El-Sayed contest has drawn millions in outside spending and could help determine control of the chamber.
SpaceX's First-Ever Earnings Show Higher Revenues and Huge Spending
A July bond sale triggered SEC disclosure rules that forced the once-private rocket maker to publicly report its finances for the first time.
Paramount Chief Executive David Ellison Breaks Silence on Warner Bros Merger Talks
The Skydance founder addressed reports of a potential combination with the studio behind HBO and CNN as consolidation pressure builds across streaming.
Antisemitic Hate Crimes Rose 53% in New York City Last Month, NYPD Says
Jews were the targets of 23 of 33 confirmed hate crimes citywide in July — about 70% of all incidents.
Solar Developer Withdraws Washington State Project on Sacred Indigenous Land
Avangrid pulled its application after tribal objections and a joint investigation found omissions in the project's state-mandated cultural review.