Policies & Impacts

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.

The child’s attorneys argued she was punished for making a drawing not adhering to the racial ideology associated with the phrase ‘Black Lives Matter.’

Judge Pauline Newman’s medical expert says she’s a ‘Super-Ager,’ who is as active and healthy as someone 20 years younger or more.

Deep Fission plans to drill three test holes in rural Kansas as part of a larger project to develop small modular nuclear reactors.

Glenn Allen Brooks argued that accepting a ‘forced’ pardon deprives him of his rights.

USDA has issued food stamp waivers to restrict certain food items across 22 states.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh defended the court’s handling of cases, while Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said the court has ‘warped’ the process.

Surprise bills, unexplained charges, and a lack of price transparency adds stress to patients’ recovery and makes some leery of seeking further care.

Health advocates allege it causes cancer in humans. President Donald Trump calls it critical to America’s national defense.

A federal appeals court previously ruled the military needed to seek an environmental review to continue detonating ordnance in Guam.

The drive for elite child athletes shoves recreation-level programs aside and discourages collective participation, federal lawmakers fear.

The federal government notified the high court of its intent after a federal appeals court blocked revocation of the protections for Haitians.

The Senate minority leader is urging the president to tap the nation’s oil reserve—currently at 415.4 million barrels.

Members of ‘Bridging the Divide on Firearm Policy’ say getting to know one another was key to cutting through angry rhetoric and drafting serious policy.

Securities and Exchange Commission records, earnings calls, and public statements show the term and scope of most favored nation deals.

Most states have changed election rules in ways that affect the upcoming midterms.

The well-connected Iranian, Mohammad Hossein Shamkhani, is alleged to operate a network of businesses evading U.S. sanctions.

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.

The child’s attorneys argued she was punished for making a drawing not adhering to the racial ideology associated with the phrase ‘Black Lives Matter.’

Judge Pauline Newman’s medical expert says she’s a ‘Super-Ager,’ who is as active and healthy as someone 20 years younger or more.

Deep Fission plans to drill three test holes in rural Kansas as part of a larger project to develop small modular nuclear reactors.

Glenn Allen Brooks argued that accepting a ‘forced’ pardon deprives him of his rights.

USDA has issued food stamp waivers to restrict certain food items across 22 states.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh defended the court’s handling of cases, while Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said the court has ‘warped’ the process.

Surprise bills, unexplained charges, and a lack of price transparency adds stress to patients’ recovery and makes some leery of seeking further care.

Health advocates allege it causes cancer in humans. President Donald Trump calls it critical to America’s national defense.

A federal appeals court previously ruled the military needed to seek an environmental review to continue detonating ordnance in Guam.

The drive for elite child athletes shoves recreation-level programs aside and discourages collective participation, federal lawmakers fear.

The federal government notified the high court of its intent after a federal appeals court blocked revocation of the protections for Haitians.

The Senate minority leader is urging the president to tap the nation’s oil reserve—currently at 415.4 million barrels.

Members of ‘Bridging the Divide on Firearm Policy’ say getting to know one another was key to cutting through angry rhetoric and drafting serious policy.

Securities and Exchange Commission records, earnings calls, and public statements show the term and scope of most favored nation deals.

Most states have changed election rules in ways that affect the upcoming midterms.

The well-connected Iranian, Mohammad Hossein Shamkhani, is alleged to operate a network of businesses evading U.S. sanctions.