Policy & Law — Archive
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Her Father Was Imprisoned by the CCP. She Wants Trump's Help in Securing His Release.
Grace Jin Drexel, an American citizen whose father leads one of China's largest underground churches, has asked President Trump to advocate for his release during his upcoming visit to China.
Here’s Where the Funding Fight for TSA, ICE and Other DHS Agencies Stands Amid Shutdown
Trump issues memo to pay TSA workers as Senate passes partial DHS funding bill that House Republicans reject, marking 43 days of funding lapse.
Many Losers, Few Winners in Political Battle Over ICE Funding
Congressional debate over Immigration and Customs Enforcement budget exposes partisan divisions on immigration enforcement.
No Kings Protest Movement Claims Leaderless Structure While Internal Documents Reveal Organized Framework
The decentralized anti-Trump movement plans 3,500 events nationwide Saturday, though its March 28 Toolkit provides hosts with structured guidance and a Maryland hotline.
Protesters March in London to Oppose Rise of Political Right
Demonstration in central London draws participants opposed to increasingly prominent right-wing political movements, though details on attendance and specific targets remain limited.
The Porn Myth: How Adult Entertainment Makes Us More Juvenile
Neuroscience research increasingly examines whether pornography, often labeled as adult entertainment, actually impairs mature brain function.
Some Democrats Question Party's Embrace of Political Streamer Hasan Piker
Piker's role as a midterm surrogate sparks internal debate over controversial comments and the party's outreach to young male voters.
Andy Beshear's 2028 Playbook: How a Democrat Wins in Trump Country
Kentucky governor's re-election strategy in a deep red state draws national attention as Democrats seek path to victory in 2028.
AOC Says Politicians, Especially Democrats, Should Pledge Not to Accept AI Money
Progressive Squad member calls AI campaign contributions 'toxic' as debate intensifies over data center moratorium
Education Department to Relocate Headquarters as Part of Trump Administration's Agency Dismantling
The agency, 70% vacant after mass layoffs, will move to smaller Washington office in August while Energy Department assumes lease.