Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
On 4/20, Democrats Urged to Lead on Cannabis Legalization as Polls Show Broad Support
Polls show 70% of Americans support legal cannabis, yet Democrats have not fully capitalized on the issue despite decades of advocacy.
Yale Committee Finds Self-Censorship and Political Bias Eroding Public Trust in Higher Education
After a year-long review, Yale's presidential committee identified institutional practices as key factors behind declining confidence in universities.
Allie Beth Stuckey, David French Debate Biblical Truth vs. Empathy in Heated Podcast Exchange
The Relatable podcast debate covered toxic empathy, gender ideology and pronouns, and French's vote for Kamala Harris, highlighting divisions within evangelical Christianity.
Former Aide Suing Eric Adams Joins Mamdani Administration as Deputy Mayor Chief of Staff
Hassan Naveed, who was fired as NYC hate crimes prevention chief in 2024 and is suing Adams over religious discrimination allegations, returns to City Hall under the new mayor.
Army Veteran Identified in Shreveport Shooting That Killed Eight Children
Shamar Elkins, 31, shot ten people across three homes before being killed by police during a carjacking attempt.
It's No Mystery, Spanberger Lied About Everything
Virginia Democrat faces criticism over alleged misrepresentations as political adversaries demand accountability.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford Agrees to Sell $21M Private Jet Following Outcry
The Bombardier Challenger 650, purchased for official travel including tariff advocacy in the US, will be sold after critics called it a 'gravy plane.'
Three Warning Signs Emerge for Republicans in New NBC News Poll
Trump's approval hits new low at 37%, with voters increasingly pessimistic on economy and Iran policy as midterm elections approach.
GOP Support for Bondi Subpoena Wanes as Democrats Push for Contempt Vote
Four of five Republicans who backed subpoena now question its value, while Democrats see former AG as central to Epstein controversy.
Britannia No Longer Rules the Waves, but It Can Still Be a Credible Power
Starmer's government commits to 3.5 percent defense spending increase as Strategic Defense Review reveals stretched military capabilities.