Policy & Law — Archive
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Vance Gives Blunt Midterm Pitch: 'Elect the Common-Sense People'
The vice president's remarks at the White House press briefing marked his latest direct appeal to voters ahead of November's midterm elections.
Immigration Courts Face Due Process Questions As New Hearing Locations Raise Access Concerns
Civil rights groups and immigration attorneys report that relocated immigration court proceedings are creating barriers for detained individuals seeking legal representation.
Pennsylvania Democrat Blasts Fetterman as 'Lazy Trust Fund Baby'
Rep. Brendan Boyle's criticism comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the senator's legislative engagement and public visibility.
El-Sayed Campaign Schedule Lists Fiesta, County Fair on 9/11 Anniversary; Remembrance Added After Inquiry
The Michigan Democratic Senate candidate's public schedule showed no remembrance events until after Fox News Digital asked about the omission.
EPA Seeks Additional Public Comments as It Works to Redefine Wetlands Protections Under Clean Water Act
The agency is seeking new input nearly a year after proposing a rule based on the 2023 Supreme Court ruling in Sackett v. EPA that limited federal water jurisdiction.
With Anti-DSA Bill, Congress Is Debating Security Measures Critics Call Red-Baiting
A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced legislation targeting the Democratic Socialists of America, drawing accusations of McCarthy-era tactics from progressive groups.
Wheel of Fortune Announces Termination of Longtime Announcer Jim Thornton Following In-Flight Incident
The game show confirmed the separation after reports emerged of inappropriate conduct during a flight, marking an abrupt end to Thornton's multi-decade tenure.
Mamdani Faces Growing 9/11 Backlash as Old Post Resurfaces Ahead of Ground Zero Ceremony
A 2023 post referencing deaths from wars following 9/11 has renewed calls for the socialist mayor to skip New York City's commemoration, with victims' families questioning his attendance.
EPA Considers Further Narrowing Clean Water Act Protections
The supplemental proposed rule from EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers would likely reduce the bodies of water subject to federal clean water regulations.
Danbury, Connecticut Approves Non-Citizen Police Officers After ICE Raids Net 60 Arrests
The 18-2 city council vote allows lawful permanent residents and DACA recipients to serve as police officers, following federal immigration enforcement actions in the area.