Policies & Impacts

Several other holidays and events were canceled after accusations of sexual assaults surfaced against the civil rights leader.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum issue identical statements denying rumors the president plans to ban foreign fuel sales.

At least 10 companies secure access to 1.3 million acres of public lands in first lease offering since 2019 on the 23 million-acre National Petroleum Reserve.

The Republican chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee voted against his fellow Republican’s nomination, but Mullin picked up support from Fetterman.

The Senate is debating the Trump-backed elections bill, which does not have the 60 votes needed to advance.

The proposed law would require homeschooling parents to provide their local school districts with proof of ‘equivalent’ instruction annually.

Attorney General Pam Bondi says the proposal is the next step in the administration’s policy to faithfully enforce capital punishment laws.

President Donald Trump rejected the idea of getting drones from Ukraine in an interview with FOX News on March 13.

Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) has balked at a push to use the talking filibuster to advance the voter ID and citizen registration bill.

Requiring the state to reassess recipients’ eligibility on a compressed timeline is illegal, a judge ruled.

The fee reduction follows years of complaints from Americans overseas, particularly over double taxation and banking restrictions linked to federal rules.

Fargo, North Dakota, authorities have not yet cleared the Tennessee woman as a suspect in the bank fraud case.

A lower court had blocked the TPS revocation. The Supreme Court said it will hear the case next month.

The American Heart Association and other groups issued new guidelines, aiming to prevent heart attacks and other health problems.

Weeks after Trump’s glyphosate executive order, many MAHA proponents believe that awareness about chemicals and regenerative farming is on the rise.

The area is now patrolled by the U.S. military as part of a new strategy in which troops cooperate with Border Patrol in newly designated militarized zones.

The administration delivered the aid in a timely fashion, say farmers, who are using the funds to counter high production costs and weak commodity prices.

The president’s executive order also directs agencies to encourage companies producing in the U.S. to voluntarily promote their goods as American-made.

The proposal would remove federal approval for the abortion pill and create a legal pathway for women to sue manufacturers.

The elections integrity bill will go into effect next year and require Floridians to show photo ID at the polls and proof of citizenship when registering.

Several other holidays and events were canceled after accusations of sexual assaults surfaced against the civil rights leader.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum issue identical statements denying rumors the president plans to ban foreign fuel sales.

At least 10 companies secure access to 1.3 million acres of public lands in first lease offering since 2019 on the 23 million-acre National Petroleum Reserve.

The Republican chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee voted against his fellow Republican’s nomination, but Mullin picked up support from Fetterman.

The Senate is debating the Trump-backed elections bill, which does not have the 60 votes needed to advance.

The proposed law would require homeschooling parents to provide their local school districts with proof of ‘equivalent’ instruction annually.

Attorney General Pam Bondi says the proposal is the next step in the administration’s policy to faithfully enforce capital punishment laws.

President Donald Trump rejected the idea of getting drones from Ukraine in an interview with FOX News on March 13.

Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) has balked at a push to use the talking filibuster to advance the voter ID and citizen registration bill.

Requiring the state to reassess recipients’ eligibility on a compressed timeline is illegal, a judge ruled.

The fee reduction follows years of complaints from Americans overseas, particularly over double taxation and banking restrictions linked to federal rules.

Fargo, North Dakota, authorities have not yet cleared the Tennessee woman as a suspect in the bank fraud case.

A lower court had blocked the TPS revocation. The Supreme Court said it will hear the case next month.

The American Heart Association and other groups issued new guidelines, aiming to prevent heart attacks and other health problems.

Weeks after Trump’s glyphosate executive order, many MAHA proponents believe that awareness about chemicals and regenerative farming is on the rise.

The area is now patrolled by the U.S. military as part of a new strategy in which troops cooperate with Border Patrol in newly designated militarized zones.

The administration delivered the aid in a timely fashion, say farmers, who are using the funds to counter high production costs and weak commodity prices.

The president’s executive order also directs agencies to encourage companies producing in the U.S. to voluntarily promote their goods as American-made.

The proposal would remove federal approval for the abortion pill and create a legal pathway for women to sue manufacturers.

The elections integrity bill will go into effect next year and require Floridians to show photo ID at the polls and proof of citizenship when registering.