Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Trump Revives the Red Scare
The administration escalates rhetoric against China and leftist movements at home, drawing sharp criticism from Democrats who call it fearmongering.
Cited Professors Say Vanderbilt Report Misrepresents Their Work
The dispute centers on how academic research was characterized in a university-produced analysis on education policy.
Vanderbilt Report Examines Liberal Bias in Humanities Research, Drawing Mixed Reactions
The university's 'State of Scholarship' report argues social justice politics have overtaken traditional research standards across multiple disciplines.
Democrat Running to Replace Platner Says Latest Allegations Crossed His 'Bright Red Line'
The candidate, speaking on NBC's Meet the Press, addressed new allegations while defending his campaign in what has become a contentious race.
Far-Left Candidate's Past Anti-Meat Activism Clashes With Campaign Pivot in Colorado Cattle Country
Democratic nominee Manny Rutinel faces questions about his past advocacy against animal agriculture as he campaigns in a district that produces 26% of Colorado's beef and dairy output.
Mexican Father Shot and Killed by ICE Officer in Houston; Son Demands Independent Probe
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, who had no criminal convictions and was working toward legal status after decades in the U.S., is at least the eighth person killed in federal immigration enforcement encounters since the Trump administration's crackdown began.
Politicians Occasionally Acknowledge Their Flaws, But At What Cost?
Analysts examine how political figureheads navigate public expectations around authenticity and ideological consistency as cancel culture reshapes American discourse.
Nigerian President Orders Investigation Into $950,000 Fake Agency Created in His Office
Forensic analysis confirmed the signature of President Tinubu's chief of staff was forged on documents establishing the unauthorized Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council.
Trump Declares Iran Agreement 'Over' After Military Strikes, Cites Cultural Misunderstanding in Negotiations
The president described Iranian leadership as 'scum' and outlined a framework arguing Western assumptions about Middle Eastern actors have led to failed diplomatic efforts.
Former Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan Avoids Prison in ICE Obstruction Case, Receives $5,000 Fine
Federal Judge Lynn Adelman cited Dugan's 40-year legal career and lack of prior offenses in declining to impose the 15-21 month sentence recommended by presentence guidelines.