Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Movement to Remove César Chávez from Public Spaces Grows after Abuse Allegations
New York Times investigation alleges labor leader sexually abused women and girls; California and Texas reconsider commemorations.
Please, Mr. Trump: Don't Send Our Boys To Die
A coalition of military families and veteran advocates renews calls for restraint in overseas deployments as policy debates intensify.
Supreme Court Rules Against Colorado's Ban on Conversion Therapy for LGBTQ Youth
The 8-1 ruling says the state's law violates the First Amendment rights of a Christian therapist and could affect similar laws in more than 20 states.
Trump Shares Renderings of His Presidential Library, a Massive Miami Skyscraper
The proposed glass tower, designed by a Miami-based firm, would dwarf the nearby Freedom Tower and sit on a $67 million waterfront parcel.
Trump's Ballroom Design Has Barely Been Scrutinized
Critics warn the White House renovation's portico is too large, stairs lead nowhere and columns will block interior views.
Eric Swalwell Faces Scrutiny Over Qatar-Backed Trips Amid California Gubernatorial Race
The California Democrat took at least six Qatar-sponsored trips from 2020-2024, drawing criticism from GOP rivals who question foreign influence on sitting lawmakers.
Rhode Island Democrat Faces Backlash After Saying Iryna Zarutska Mural Doesn't Align With Providence Values
State Rep. David Morales called the mural on an LGBTQ+ club 'divisive,' sparking criticism from conservatives and some Democrats on social media.
Trump Pardons Nursing Home Owner Linked to Patient Death; Families Seek Accountability
Joseph Schwartz received a full presidential pardon despite a $39 million payroll tax scheme conviction, while families of patients who died under his care have collected nothing from $19 million in judgments.
Andy Beshear Says Democrats Need to Communicate in More Accessible Language
The Kentucky governor, seen as a rising party voice, offers messaging advice amid ongoing electoral challenges.
Cory Booker Says Democratic Party 'Has Failed This Moment,' Calls for New Leadership
The New Jersey senator, not ruling out a 2028 presidential run, said the party has become too focused on partisan fighting and called for generational renewal.