Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
NCC Proposes Framework for Vetted Private Cyber Hacking Firms
New guidelines aim to regulate 'hack back' initiatives by defining liability standards and oversight mechanisms for private cybersecurity actors.
Talarico Described Denying Gender Identity as 'Abusive' in 2019 Clip
The resurfaced remarks from the Texas Senate candidate clash with his current moderate campaign messaging on parental rights.
Study Links Blueberry Compound to Increased Muscle Fat Burning
Research indicates that pterostilbene, a compound found in blueberries, may enhance mitochondrial function and metabolic efficiency in muscle tissue.
American Football League Expands Presence in Micronesia Amid Growing International Interest
The NFL's exhibition games in Guam and surrounding islands highlight the league's strategic push into Pacific territories, drawing attention to local economic impacts and cultural exchange.
Former IDF Chief Halutz Says Netanyahu Concealed Warnings Before Oct. 7
Dan Halutz argues the Prime Minister bears ultimate responsibility for the intelligence failures that preceded the Hamas attack.
Report Highlights Wealth Inequality Among 'Hiding' Millionaires
Analysis of tax data suggests a significant portion of high-net-worth individuals utilize complex structures to obscure income, sparking debate over enforcement.
Satellite Imagery Reveals Extent of Damage to Major Saudi Pipeline
Commercial satellite data indicates significant structural compromise to critical infrastructure, intensifying global concerns over oil supply stability.
Hungary Prime Minister Magyar Says He Will Scrap Orban-Era Restriction on Gay Adoption
The new administration aims to reverse constitutional amendments from the previous government that barred same-sex couples from adopting children.
DSA-Backed Candidates Gain Ground in Primaries as GOP Targets Socialist Agenda
The Democratic Socialists of America platform proposes public ownership of major corporations and a 32-hour workweek, drawing scrutiny from conservative analysts.
Congress Hearings Highlight AI Risks, but Legislative Action Unlikely Before Election
Lawmakers from both parties acknowledge potential dangers of artificial intelligence, yet partisan gridlock and election-year distractions stall regulatory progress.