Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
'We Have Not Slowed Down': Minnesota Not Out of the Woods on Massive Fraud Scandal, Expert Warns
Bill Glahn of Center of the American Experiment says 364 new provisional assisted-living licenses were approved in the past year while fraud investigations continue.
LGBTQ Group Reveals Which Democratic Nominee Is Sponsoring Halloween Event Featuring Drag Shows
Keisha Lance Bottoms, Georgia's Democratic gubernatorial nominee, is backing a Columbus-area LGBTQ organization's final Halloween celebration after 13 years, amid controversy over her stance on children's events with drag performances.
Himalayan Flood Death Toll Rises to 579 as Rescuers Battle Secondary Flood Threats
Nearly 2,000 people remain missing in Nepal after a glacier collapse triggered catastrophic flooding; officials warn that newly formed lakes pose additional flood risks.
James Carville Comments Spark Debate Over Democratic Party Messaging a**nd** Political Tone
The longtime Democratic strategist's recent remarks have drawn criticism from some quarters while defenders argue they reflect frustration with party direction.
Pabst Issues Public Ultimatum After Massive Beer Heist in Southern California
The missing shipment of approximately 50,000 Pabst Blue Ribbon cans, valued at $45,000, has prompted an unusual public appeal from the company.
ICE Plans to Spend up to $2 Million on Robot Dogs for Immigration Operations
The DHS funding document outlines a potential acquisition of quadruped robots to assist field agents with surveillance and operational support.
Vance, Zeldin Request EPA Inspector General Probe into East Palestine Derailment Response
The Trump administration officials are seeking an independent investigation into federal handling of the 2023 toxic chemical spill that forced evacuations in the Ohio town.
Hegseth Blocks Promotions of 4 Army Officers With Ties to Ousted Generals
The four officers had been selected for one-star rank promotions; some have connections to former Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George, whom Hegseth ousted earlier this year.
Canadian Broadcaster Reverses Policy Barring Use of 'Terrorist Attack' Label for 9/11
CBC faced backlash from political leaders after internal guidance advised journalists not to directly call Al-Qaeda's 2001 attacks an act of terrorism.
FBI No Longer Treating Applicant Experience With Prostitution as Automatic Bar to Hiring
The policy shift changes decades-old background check standards and may expand the pool of eligible candidates for bureau positions.