Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Supreme Court Is Death Knell for Virginia's Democratic-Friendly Congressional Maps
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene Friday, leaving in place a state court ruling that voided voter-approved maps that would have netted Democrats four additional House seats.
US Charges Iraqi Militia Commander With Terrorism Offenses, Alleges Plot Against New York Synagogue
Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi faces six counts including conspiracy to bomb a place of public use; his attorney says the case is a 'political prosecution.'
NBC News Features Segment on Chinese Young Adults' Views Toward America
Aired segment features interviews with young people in China discussing their perspectives on the United States, though no transcript or detailed quotes were included in available source materials.
Harvey Weinstein's Third New York Rape Trial Ends in Mistrial as Jury Remains Deadlocked
The 7-man, 5-woman jury split 9-3 against conviction on the third-degree rape charge involving Jessica Mann; Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg signals review of next steps.
Waymo Driverless Cars Found Circling Atlanta Cul-de-Sac in Routing Glitch
Multiple empty autonomous vehicles were spotted navigating a suburban neighborhood overnight, raising questions about AI routing systems and municipal oversight.
DOJ Requests 1,500 More National Guard Troops for Planned DC 'Summer Surge'
The additional troops would bring the total National Guard presence in Washington to 5,000 ahead of America's 250th birthday celebrations.
Judge Declares Another Mistrial in Harvey Weinstein New York Rape Case
The deadlocked jury marks the third time a New York court has failed to reach a verdict against the 74-year-old former film mogul, who remains imprisoned on separate charges.
Harris Outlines Electoral, Court Reform Ideas at Emerge America Event
The former vice president and 2024 Democratic nominee discussed potential changes to the Electoral College, Supreme Court, and statehood for D.C. and Puerto Rico.
Minnesota Democrats Stage Sit-In over Gun Violence Bill Vote
The protest began Thursday after a party-line procedural motion defeated bringing gun control legislation to the House floor.
Rep. Cohen Unveils Legal Strategy After Tennessee Redistricting Map Restructures His District
Tennessee's only majority-Black congressional district faces potential major changes ahead of November elections as governor signs new GOP-backed map.