Policy & Law — Archive
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Three Takeaways From Vance's Closed-Door Speech to Jewish Republicans
The vice president's remarks before a Republican Jewish coalition audience touched on Israel, antisemitism, and the administration's Middle East approach.
El-Sayed Torched Online After Uneasy Union Member Struggles Through Campaign Event
Conservative commentators questioned whether the woman was coerced, while Democratic allies defended her as a first-time speaker who chose to be there.
Conservative Filmmakers Launch $17,500 Journalism Competition for Young Reporters
The Shillman Journalism Prize will award three winners chosen by public vote through Substack, targeting reporters under 25 who uncover stories they say mainstream outlets have missed.
Scandal-Plagued 'Squad' Rep Cruises to Democratic Nomination With No GOP Roadblocks in View
Rep. Ayanna Pressley faces no Republican challenger in Massachusetts' 7th District, which Cook Political Report rates as Solid Democrat.
Trump Administration Rescinds Obama-Era HUD Accessibility Rule Blamed for Driving Up Housing Costs
The policy, which allowed indefinite complaints over original building design flaws, forced property owners to spend more than $112 million on retrofits over five years, according to internal agency data.
New Research Examines Psychological Drivers Behind Return-to-Office Push
Studies suggest some corporate leaders may prioritize visibility and hierarchy over measurable productivity gains when mandating in-person work.
Registered Sex Offender Arrested in Glendale for Parole Violation After Repeated Incidents
Calese Crowder, arrested 43 times since 2005 according to records, was apprehended after surveillance video showed him at two Southern California retail locations Friday.
Two Democrats Join Republicans To Advance Mike Johnson's Anti-Socialism Resolution
The measure passed 209-208 after five conservative Republicans broke ranks in protest over a government funding bill.
DHS Secretary Criticizes New York Leadership After Announcing 2,100 Arrests in Operation Rotten Apple
Federal immigration officials say the operation removed individuals with violent criminal histories from New York streets while accusing state and city leaders of obstructing enforcement.
Former NFL Quarterback Tony Romo Pleads No Contest to Wisconsin OWI Civil Offense
The 46-year-old former Dallas Cowboys star says chronic pain from multiple back surgeries led to medication dependence and alcohol use, acknowledging full responsibility.