Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Lawmakers Demand Answers About Growing Number of Unfixed Mistakes on Credit Reports
Four Democratic senators, led by Elizabeth Warren, sent letters to TransUnion and Experian after a ProPublica investigation found the bureaus were fixing fewer consumer complaints.
Supreme Court Continues Reversing Its Own Precedents While Defending Judicial Stability
Chief Justice John Roberts has made rare public appearances defending the court's approach to precedent, even as critics point to a pattern of overturning established rulings.
Trump Family Crypto Firm Sues Billionaire Investor Justin Sun for Defamation
World Liberty Financial alleges Sun engaged in a campaign of defamatory statements after the firm froze his tokens amid accusations of misconduct.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker Quietly Bankrolling Democrats Ahead of Possible Presidential Run
Federal Election Commission records show the billionaire governor has donated six and seven-figure sums to major Democratic campaign committees.
Rural Towns Are Betting on Outdoor Recreation as Economic Development Strategy
Communities from Utah to Colorado are investing in trails, climbing gyms, and river access as manufacturing and mining jobs decline.
Husted Secures Record 75 Sheriff Endorsements in Ohio Senate Race
The Republican incumbent's support includes a Democratic sheriff flip and unanimous backing from Independent sheriffs, marking the largest law enforcement coalition in Ohio history.
Spirit Airlines Says Most Customers Refunded After Shutdown Following Failed Bailout Talks
The $500 million Trump administration bailout plan was opposed by several Republican allies in Congress before the airline ended operations.
Alabama and Tennessee Move to Draw New Congressional Districts in Wake of Supreme Court Ruling
Governors Kay Ivey and Bill Lee call special legislative sessions as Republicans seek to redraw maps before November elections.
Pritzker Calls for Criminal Investigations Into ICE Agents Over Operation Midway Blitz Conduct
Illinois Accountability Commission releases 150-page report identifying more than a dozen alleged incidents of misconduct by federal immigration agents.
Democrats Seize on MAHA's Growing Frustration With GOP Over Pesticide Policies
Health-focused movement that helped deliver Trump to White House now questions administration's support for glyphosate as Booker, Heinrich introduce legislation to reverse executive order.