Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
SSA Announces Limited-Edition Commemorative Social Security Cards for Babies Born During America's 250th Anniversary
The Freedom 250 cards, featuring the official anniversary logo, will be issued automatically to newborns born between July 2 and Dec. 31, 2026, at no additional cost.
POLITICO Poll Finds 62% of Britons Would Feel Pride If England Won World Cup
The sentiment outpaces France but trails Spain, according to a five-country survey conducted by POLITICO.
Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros Defeats 30-Year Incumbent Diana DeGette in Colorado House Race
Sen. Michael Bennet also loses gubernatorial bid to state Attorney General Phil Weiser as progressive candidates advance across multiple races.
Supreme Court's Conservative Majority Also Lifts Campaign Finance Limits on Political Parties
The decision strikes down post-Watergate restrictions, allowing parties to raise and spend unlimited funds in coordination with candidates.
SCOTUS Upholds Birthright Citizenship, Colorado Primary Results Set Stage for November Races
The 6-3 ruling rejects Trump's executive order on automatic citizenship while progressive candidates score key victories in Denver and statewide contests.
Schumer, Warren Locked in Battle Over Future of Democratic Senate Caucus
The Massachusetts senator has endorsed three candidates who won't commit to backing Schumer as leader, while the New York Democrat focuses on winning back the majority.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Coordinated Expenditure Limits Between Parties and Candidates in 6–3 Ruling
The decision overrules a 2001 precedent and allows parties to coordinate spending with their own nominees, citing First Amendment protections for political speech.
Groups Supportive of State Bans on Transgender Athletes Gather Outside Supreme Court After Ruling
The court's 5-4 decision upholding restrictions in female sports drew both celebration and criticism, with President Trump praising the outcome.
Federal Grand Jury Issues Subpoenas in Investigation of Leftist Megadonor Neville Roy Singham
Prosecutors are examining whether the billionaire who funneled $285 million through Goldman Sachs violated foreign agent registration laws or engaged in financial crimes.
State Department Reports Total Compliance From Venezuelan Government in Earthquake Relief Efforts
The U.S. has deployed more than 250 disaster response personnel and $150 million in aid following magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes that killed nearly 2,000 people.