Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Rep. De La Cruz Features Man Freed From ICE Custody in Campaign Ad
The Texas Republican's advertisement includes testimony from the man's wife, who describes the U.S. immigration system as 'broken.'
Virginia AG Says DHS May Have Violated State Election Law After Whistleblower Report
Attorney General Jay Jones demands DHS confirm if employees accessed voter data without permission, citing a whistleblower claim of misrepresentation.
Hackers Breach OpenAI, Intensifying AI Safety Debate
The security incident highlights growing partisan divisions over federal oversight of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
El-Sayed Challenges Vance to Weightlifting Competition After Social Media Exchange
Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed invites the Vice President to a physical contest following a viral TikTok post, framing the challenge as a test of strength.
Judge Rules EPA Illegally Terminated $7 Billion Solar Program for Low-Income Americans
The federal court ruling orders the restoration of funding for residential solar installations, reversing a Trump-era EPA decision that cited budget constraints.
Georgia Launches First Need-Based Financial Aid Program This Fall
The new state-funded initiative targets low-income students, but critics debate whether the funding levels are sufficient to address rising tuition costs.
Trump Announces Agreement With Denmark Regarding Greenland Oversight
The deal addresses U.S. interests in the mineral-rich island, which has been under Danish control since the 17th century.
NC Democrats Withdraw Support From Candidate Who Compared MAGA to Nazis, but She Remains on Ballot
Shelly Headen’s campaign lost organizational backing after resurfaced posts calling for attacks on US soil, but filing deadlines prevent her removal from the general election ballot.
Scientists Fly Into Firestorm Clouds to Unlock Wildfire Weather Mysteries
The INSPYRE mission collected in-situ data from pyrocumulonimbus clouds, aiming to improve forecasts for extreme fire behavior and smoke dispersion.
Obama’s Brother-in-Law Rejects Civil Rights Argument Against College Sports Overhaul
Craig Robinson argues the Protect College Sports Act prevents educational disruption for Black athletes, countering NAACP claims of racial bias.