Policy & Law — Archive
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FBI Director's Social Media Post on Foiled UFC Plot Draws Criticism From Law Enforcement Officials
Sources say Kash Patel's announcement came while suspects were still being rounded up in an ongoing investigation involving 26 usernames on an encrypted chat.
Collins Does Not Regret Supporting Kavanaugh but Is Disappointed With His Abortion Ruling
The Maine Republican said she was 'disappointed' with the 2022 Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, though she noted it did not affect her state.
Oklahoma Teen Critical After Benadryl Challenge on TikTok; Family Seeks Awareness
The 15-year-old remains in intensive care with no brain activity after overdosing on the antihistamine, part of a trend that has been linked to multiple teen deaths nationwide.
Former Georgian Official Argues U.S. Progressives Misunderstand Socialism in Personal Essay
Emzari Gelashvili recounts his family's 1951 Soviet deportation as he questions why young Americans embrace socialist ideals.
Hillary Clinton Says Biden's 2024 Re-election Bid Was a 'Terrible Mistake'
The former secretary of state said the decision harmed Biden's legacy and cost Democrats a chance at defeating Donald Trump, drawing sharp rebukes from the White House.
Financial Records Lack Fourth Amendment Protections After Decades of Court Decisions
Supreme Court rulings from 1976 and 1979 established that information shared with third parties like banks loses constitutional protection, giving federal agencies broad subpoena power over Americans' financial lives.
Reagan National Airport to Halt Operations After Noon on July 4 for America 250 Celebrations
The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority says aerial rehearsals, fireworks and a presidential rally will close the airport to commercial traffic for several hours.
Hungary Amends Constitution to Block Viktor Orbán Return as Peter Magyar Consolidates Power
The amendment caps prime minister tenure at eight years, a direct response to Orbán's 14-year rule that ended earlier this year.
Private Jet Crash on Texas Highway Leaves One Dead, Five Injured as Bystanders Heroically Intervene
Federal investigators including the FBI and NTSB are examining what caused a NetJets-operated Cessna Citation Latitude to crash-land on Loop 20 in Laredo.
Hungarian Parliament Approves Eight-Year Limit for Prime Ministers, Blocking Orban Return
The constitutional amendment passed by PM Peter Magyar's two-thirds majority effectively ends any future bid by the former leader who served 16 years in office.