Policies & Impacts

Trump ordered the deployment of National Guard troops to restore law and order in the Tennessee city.

A federal appeals court had determined that the company’s lawsuit could not proceed under a 1996 law.

The federal judge, Michael Simon, is married to a Democratic congresswoman who has criticized the deployment plan.

Democrats say they’re protecting health care subsidies, which Republicans say would restore loopholes that let illegal immigrants access taxpayer-funded care.

Insurance and financial stability don’t always insulate people from the impact of high drug prices.

A recent enforcement sweep along Interstate 40 near the Texas border netted 90 illegal immigrants driving with commercial licenses.

‘Nearly $8 billion in Green New Scam funding to fuel the Left’s climate agenda is being cancelled,’ White House budget director Russ Vought said.

The company allegedly requested the China-based manufacturer add English labels to the forklifts and claimed they were put together in Denver, Colorado.

The expiration of the Clean Vehicle Credit marks a pivotal moment in the EV industry, an analyst said.

Shootings by transgender individuals raise concern over convergence of mental illness, medication, and radicalization.

The federal government argues that the president’s stalled executive order restricting birthright citizenship is constitutional.

A new 25 percent tariff on imported heavy trucks took effect on Oct. 1.

The federal education department cited a transgender-identifying male softball pitcher and gave the state 10 days to comply.

An investigation into the department’s concealed carry permitting process was part of Trump’s mandate to review gun policies.

On Sept. 22, officials did not say that vaccines are a cause of autism, but they didn’t rule out making such an announcement in the future.

Researchers and scientists will leverage advanced data collection and analysis tools to identify effective treatments.

The D.C. Circuit upheld a judge’s order requiring Catherine Herridge to pay $800 per day in fines until she divulges her source.

A shooting in Texas capped a summer of escalating attacks targeting immigration law enforcement.

Franklin Armory designed two gun barrels that its lawyers say comply with the National Firearms Act of 1934 and the Gun Control Act of 1968.

California governor recently signed a new law to shield doctors from liability for sending abortion pills out of state.

Trump ordered the deployment of National Guard troops to restore law and order in the Tennessee city.

A federal appeals court had determined that the company’s lawsuit could not proceed under a 1996 law.

The federal judge, Michael Simon, is married to a Democratic congresswoman who has criticized the deployment plan.

Democrats say they’re protecting health care subsidies, which Republicans say would restore loopholes that let illegal immigrants access taxpayer-funded care.

Insurance and financial stability don’t always insulate people from the impact of high drug prices.

A recent enforcement sweep along Interstate 40 near the Texas border netted 90 illegal immigrants driving with commercial licenses.

‘Nearly $8 billion in Green New Scam funding to fuel the Left’s climate agenda is being cancelled,’ White House budget director Russ Vought said.

The company allegedly requested the China-based manufacturer add English labels to the forklifts and claimed they were put together in Denver, Colorado.

The expiration of the Clean Vehicle Credit marks a pivotal moment in the EV industry, an analyst said.

Shootings by transgender individuals raise concern over convergence of mental illness, medication, and radicalization.

The federal government argues that the president’s stalled executive order restricting birthright citizenship is constitutional.

A new 25 percent tariff on imported heavy trucks took effect on Oct. 1.

The federal education department cited a transgender-identifying male softball pitcher and gave the state 10 days to comply.

An investigation into the department’s concealed carry permitting process was part of Trump’s mandate to review gun policies.

On Sept. 22, officials did not say that vaccines are a cause of autism, but they didn’t rule out making such an announcement in the future.

Researchers and scientists will leverage advanced data collection and analysis tools to identify effective treatments.

The D.C. Circuit upheld a judge’s order requiring Catherine Herridge to pay $800 per day in fines until she divulges her source.

A shooting in Texas capped a summer of escalating attacks targeting immigration law enforcement.

Franklin Armory designed two gun barrels that its lawyers say comply with the National Firearms Act of 1934 and the Gun Control Act of 1968.

California governor recently signed a new law to shield doctors from liability for sending abortion pills out of state.