Policies & Impacts

The United States and its allies are weighing the rapid reopening of long-abandoned mines to rebuild secure supply chains.

Pittsburgh-based CurvePoint developed AI that harnesses Wi-Fi for ’spatial intelligence,' which the company claims can locate concealed weapons on students.

Beijing will buy ‘a lot of’ soybean and other U.S. goods before spring, Trump said.

In recent days, local Charlotte officials have criticized the surge in immigration enforcement efforts.

The ESG-inspired state laws, which force companies to disclose climate risks, take effect in 2026.

A federal appeals court had ordered that a 7-year-old girl in Texas be returned to Venezuela.

Lower courts had ruled the company operating an immigration detention facility had no right to appeal an unfavorable ruling before a trial finished.

Monthly nonfarm payrolls and the consumer price index from the Bureau of Labor Statistics are the two most critical reports that have been delayed.

US District judge to rule on Enbridge Energy’s bid to dismiss Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s 2021 revocation of a pipeline easement.

The district court judge ended his 40-year appointment on the federal bench by publicly criticizing the Trump administration.

Flight reductions at 40 airports will remain at 6 percent, the FAA said.

The federal government argues ‘improper judicial interference’ prevented the August firing of Lisa Cook. A hearing is set for January.

The latest idea comes after President Donald Trump proposed creating 50-year mortgages.

Prices of coffee, bananas, and other grocery items could come ‘down very quickly,’ Treasury secretary said.

‘I want to see our school system thrive,’ the president said.

Federal workers get back pay, food aid resumes, and flights stabilize—but some fallout could take weeks to mend or never fully recover.

The case concerns a challenge to a federal law barring states from accepting mailed ballots after Election Day.

In 2015, the high court ruled that the Constitution requires all states to grant licenses for same-sex marriages.

Policies on passport gender markers and gender dysphoria in the military were blocked by lower courts, but the Supreme Court has intervened.

A federal district judge previously ordered full funding of the program, and a federal appeals court turned down the government’s request to stay that order.

The United States and its allies are weighing the rapid reopening of long-abandoned mines to rebuild secure supply chains.

Pittsburgh-based CurvePoint developed AI that harnesses Wi-Fi for ’spatial intelligence,' which the company claims can locate concealed weapons on students.

Beijing will buy ‘a lot of’ soybean and other U.S. goods before spring, Trump said.

In recent days, local Charlotte officials have criticized the surge in immigration enforcement efforts.

The ESG-inspired state laws, which force companies to disclose climate risks, take effect in 2026.

A federal appeals court had ordered that a 7-year-old girl in Texas be returned to Venezuela.

Lower courts had ruled the company operating an immigration detention facility had no right to appeal an unfavorable ruling before a trial finished.

Monthly nonfarm payrolls and the consumer price index from the Bureau of Labor Statistics are the two most critical reports that have been delayed.

US District judge to rule on Enbridge Energy’s bid to dismiss Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s 2021 revocation of a pipeline easement.

The district court judge ended his 40-year appointment on the federal bench by publicly criticizing the Trump administration.

Flight reductions at 40 airports will remain at 6 percent, the FAA said.

The federal government argues ‘improper judicial interference’ prevented the August firing of Lisa Cook. A hearing is set for January.

The latest idea comes after President Donald Trump proposed creating 50-year mortgages.

Prices of coffee, bananas, and other grocery items could come ‘down very quickly,’ Treasury secretary said.

‘I want to see our school system thrive,’ the president said.

Federal workers get back pay, food aid resumes, and flights stabilize—but some fallout could take weeks to mend or never fully recover.

The case concerns a challenge to a federal law barring states from accepting mailed ballots after Election Day.

In 2015, the high court ruled that the Constitution requires all states to grant licenses for same-sex marriages.

Policies on passport gender markers and gender dysphoria in the military were blocked by lower courts, but the Supreme Court has intervened.

A federal district judge previously ordered full funding of the program, and a federal appeals court turned down the government’s request to stay that order.