Policies & Impacts

The ban violates a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling because open carry is ‘part of this Nation’s history and tradition,’ the new ruling says.

SpaceX expects the move will reduce risks and improve safety as the Earth’s orbit grows more crowded.

Federal authorities say the state’s law allowing voters to ‘vouch’ for other people on same-day voter registrations could violate federal voter laws.

The subsidies were a contentious issue in Congress during the government shutdown that lasted from October to mid-November.

The complaint alleges that the policy is discriminatory.

The plaintiffs argued the training was ‘indoctrination’ based on a theory of ‘white supremacy.’

The justices are poised to tackle complex legal questions about gender, gun rights, and the president’s ability to fire people.

When exposure to some of these chemicals exceeds safety levels, workers are afflicted with endocrine dysfunction and reproductive health issues.

Each side anticipates the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on whether banning certain types of semiautomatic firearms is constitutional.

The last-minute order means stable and reliable energy and jobs for the local community, officials said.

The nonprofit that operates them says the three courses will remain open for the time being.

Air Force officials overturned a board recommendation to provide a fighter pilot, general, and veteran of 31 years the chance to earn a second star.

U.S. District Judge Trina Thompson cited ’stereotyping' in public statements made by President Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

The Department of Justice has secured more than 60 convictions linked to child care scams and other abuses.

Calls to denaturalize and deport Somalis for allegedly defrauding the government have swelled as Minnesota’s fraud crisis deepens.

The state stands to lose another $160 million in federal transportation funds by missing a January deadline to revoke the commercial driver’s licenses.

Lawsuits and investigations have followed a development that is self-described as the ‘epicenter of Islam in America.’

Several states had argued that the funding ban was unconstitutional.

Several nonprofits and faith-based groups opposed the rule, urging the Biden administration to withdraw it in 2022.

The plaintiffs argued that the nation benefits from H-1B workers, and that the program makes the manufacturing sector competitive.

The ban violates a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling because open carry is ‘part of this Nation’s history and tradition,’ the new ruling says.

SpaceX expects the move will reduce risks and improve safety as the Earth’s orbit grows more crowded.

Federal authorities say the state’s law allowing voters to ‘vouch’ for other people on same-day voter registrations could violate federal voter laws.

The subsidies were a contentious issue in Congress during the government shutdown that lasted from October to mid-November.

The complaint alleges that the policy is discriminatory.

The plaintiffs argued the training was ‘indoctrination’ based on a theory of ‘white supremacy.’

The justices are poised to tackle complex legal questions about gender, gun rights, and the president’s ability to fire people.

When exposure to some of these chemicals exceeds safety levels, workers are afflicted with endocrine dysfunction and reproductive health issues.

Each side anticipates the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on whether banning certain types of semiautomatic firearms is constitutional.

The last-minute order means stable and reliable energy and jobs for the local community, officials said.

The nonprofit that operates them says the three courses will remain open for the time being.

Air Force officials overturned a board recommendation to provide a fighter pilot, general, and veteran of 31 years the chance to earn a second star.

U.S. District Judge Trina Thompson cited ’stereotyping' in public statements made by President Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

The Department of Justice has secured more than 60 convictions linked to child care scams and other abuses.

Calls to denaturalize and deport Somalis for allegedly defrauding the government have swelled as Minnesota’s fraud crisis deepens.

The state stands to lose another $160 million in federal transportation funds by missing a January deadline to revoke the commercial driver’s licenses.

Lawsuits and investigations have followed a development that is self-described as the ‘epicenter of Islam in America.’

Several states had argued that the funding ban was unconstitutional.

Several nonprofits and faith-based groups opposed the rule, urging the Biden administration to withdraw it in 2022.

The plaintiffs argued that the nation benefits from H-1B workers, and that the program makes the manufacturing sector competitive.