Policies & Impacts

Joining Kansas in the legal action are the attorneys general for Alaska, Utah, and Wyoming.

The ban on Russian uranium imports is expected to go into effect 90 days after its enactment.

At least 108,000 Americans died last year from drugs coming across the southwestern border, the Texas lawmaker said at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.

The producer price index (PPI) has surged 25 percent cumulatively since January 2021.

Backlash against last year’s Pride Month marketing campaign contributed to Target’s first quarterly sales drop in six years.

Pro-life groups such as New Jersey-based First Choice claim they are being targeted by officials in pro-choice states.

The quadrupled tariff aims to keep the excessive cheap Chinese EVs at bay and protect the U.S. auto industry.

‘We need to deal with the debt and the deficits,’ Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said.

The lawsuit maintains that Meta censored speech supporting the Presidential candidate, including the recent documentary ‘Who Is Bobby Kennedy?’

The court won’t shield corrections officials from lawsuits for the way they handled the pandemic.

The plaintiffs argue that the congressional map with two majority black districts approved by state lawmakers constitutes ‘a brutal racial gerrymander.’

CUNY’s Jeffrey Lax says failure to make a swift end to campus occupations has allowed Marxist-Islamist coalition to spread chaos ‘like wildfires.’

From housing to gasoline, consumers expect everything will go up in price over the next year.

Fines would be imposed retroactively and calculated based on each corporation’s emissions from 1995 to 2024, according to the legislation.

Meanwhile, the Biden administration’s lawsuit alleging that Apple, ‘illegally maintains a monopoly over smartphones’ is moving forward.

The legislation would protect American patient information and taxpayer dollars from falling into the hands of foreign adversaries’ biotechnology firms.

‘Removing a person’s organs without consent is a crime that has no place in our world today,’ according to Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting.

A 1953 Ohio law aimed at the KKK could surprise some college protesters with a fourth degree felony charge.

Mandating EV trucks in today’s market leads to even ‘more supply chain disruptions,’ said an industry expert.