Policy & Law — Archive
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Cuba Faces Mounting Pressure as US Ramps Up Military Presence, Economic Crisis Deepens
USS Nimitz deployed to Caribbean amid ongoing blackouts and food shortages while China provides modest aid but shows no appetite for major intervention.
Protests Escalate Outside NJ ICE Facility Over Alleged Inhumane Conditions
Senator Andy Kim and Gov. Sherrill joined demonstrators while detainees inside the facility began a hunger strike over food, water, and medical care concerns.
Daily Wire Reports on Books Available at James Talarico's Church Amid Texas Senate Race
Republican opponents have cited the church library catalog in attacks against the Democratic nominee, who has publicly discussed his progressive religious views.
Costa Cruises Implements Fines for Bringing Buffet Food to Cabins, Sparking Passenger Backlash
The $70 fine applies on select sailings as the Carnival Corporation subsidiary seeks to address food waste and hallway clutter, according to a company statement.
Democrats See Best Opportunity in Decades to Flip Texas Senate Seat Against Paxton
State Rep. James Talarico holds early polling and fundraising leads over the scandal-plagued attorney general in a state that hasn't elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1988.
Van Hollen Says Democrats' Israel-Palestine Strategy 'Has Failed'
The Maryland senator called for conditioning arms sales and withdrawing taxpayer support from Israel in a New York Times op-ed.
Trump's Advanced Age and Security Concerns Highlight President's Mortality at 79
The president faces his physical exam this week amid heightened security following assassination attempts and ongoing threats tied to his age.
U.S. Lawmakers Demand Reforms to Immigration Officers' Use of Tear Gas and Pepper Spray
Three Democratic senators cite a ProPublica investigation finding at least 79 children were harmed by chemical agents during recent immigration enforcement operations.
James Comey's Seashell Photo Trial Set for October
Judge sets Oct. 21 date after defense requested more time to prepare motions challenging the case as selective prosecution.
Young Pro Golfer Blades Brown Bypasses College, Sparks Debate Over Youth Athletic Pathways
The 19-year-old from Tennessee has earned $751,728 in seven PGA Tour starts, drawing attention to the growing trend of teenage athletes skipping higher education for professional careers.