Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
AIPAC-Linked Money Flows Into Denver Primary as DeGette Faces Unexpected Challenge
Nearly $3 million in outside spending has poured into the race during its final weeks, with most funds aimed at helping the 15-term incumbent.
Socialists Take Fight West, Target Colorado in Latest Bid to Oust Democratic Party Establishment
The Democratic Socialists of America is focusing its primary challenges on five Colorado races on Tuesday, including a challenge to 30-year Rep. Diana DeGette.
To Protect Its Drinking Water, This City Has to Appeal to the Oil Regulators That Put It at Risk
Enid, Oklahoma discovered a wastewater injection well operating too close to its public water supply violates state rules—but correcting it requires navigating the same state agency that approved it.
Seattle Pride Parade Draws Scrutiny Over Public Nudity Near Children
Washington state indecent exposure laws are being revisited as officials from both parties weigh in on where First Amendment protections end and public decency begins.
Fetterman Criticizes Progressive Wins Within Democratic Party, Calls Movement 'Anti-America'
The Pennsylvania senator's remarks follow primary victories by Democratic Socialists of America candidates in New York and a controversial Senate candidate in Maine.
Colorado Holds 2026 Primary Elections Across State and Federal Races
Voters in Colorado cast ballots in primary contests for U.S. Senate, House seats, governor, and state legislature positions.
Colorado's Primaries Present The Next Test for Democratic Establishment Candidates
Three major races feature veteran Democrats facing progressive challengers in contests shaped by anti-Washington sentiment and last week's New York City primary results.
Inside the Coordinated Strategy to Radically Reshape U.S. Immigration
Analysis of White House actions on enforcement funding, legal pathways, courts and detention infrastructure over more than a year into second term.
Authorities Hunt 'Mexican Batman' After Vigilante Justice in Jalisco Town
Five suspected motorcycle thieves were found bound to lampposts with signs detailing alleged crimes, raising questions about citizen justice and police trust.
Strong Aftershock Terrifies Venezuelans Days After Devastating Twin Quakes
The magnitude 4.6 tremor struck five days after earthquakes that killed 1,719 people and left tens of thousands missing in northern Venezuela.