Policy & Law — Archive
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Argentina Returns to Miami for World Cup Match Under Enhanced Security After 2024 Crowd Chaos
Miami-Dade officials have implemented new crowd control protocols and cooling stations as triple-digit heat adds another layer of complexity to Friday's Argentina-Cape Verde match.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Frames Righteous Dissent as Patriotic on America's 250th Anniversary
The Democratic mayor's July Fourth message drew both praise from progressive groups and criticism from conservative commentators who argued true patriotism means celebrating the nation's founding ideals.
Christie Says GOP Headed for 'Monumental Defeat' in Midterms
The former New Jersey governor made the prediction during a podcast interview with comedian Hasan Minhaj, suggesting internal party tensions could harm Republican electoral prospects.
Cruz Pushes SPONSOR Act to Expand Nonprofit Liability as DOJ Probes Singham Network
The legislation would amend the Internal Revenue Code to hold 501(c)(3) organizations criminally and civilly liable for violations by funded groups, coinciding with a federal probe into $278 million in transfers.
Republican Unveils Declaration of Independence Bill Ahead of America's 250th Birthday
Rep. Matt Van Epps, R-Tenn., says the resolution follows congressional tradition and responds to concerns about socialist ideas gaining traction in the Democratic Party.
Americans Celebrate July Fourth With Record Travel, Patriotic Traditions
An estimated 72 million Americans are traveling this holiday weekend as communities nationwide mark the nation's 249th anniversary.
Socialist Surge: Far-left Democrats Test National Playbook After Blue-City Primary Shocks
Progressive candidates emboldened by New York and Colorado upsets set sights on Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin and Florida primaries over the next month.
Steve Hilton's Californication: A Deep Dive Into California Governance Critique
The political commentator examines California's policy trajectory and its implications for the state's future.
Mamdani's Advice for Seniors Gets Mocked After Urging New Yorkers to Limit AC Use
Critics point out the contradiction between telling older residents to seek air conditioning while asking all residents to set thermostats at 78 degrees.
Mamdani's Heat Wave Advice Draws Mockery Over Apparent Contradiction With AC Request
The socialist mayor asked residents to set thermostats at 78 degrees while also urging seniors to seek air-conditioned spaces during a potentially historic heat wave.