Policies & Impacts

The COLA for 2026 was also a 2.8 percent increase and went into effect in January.

He referred to the conference as ‘a defining moment’ in a fast-changing world.

‘The kids are going to be the collateral damage,’ says the owner of an autism center on the brink of closure because of funding roadblocks.

The Greater Than campaign argues same-sex marriage harms children and the family unit.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem likely acted arbitrarily when she ended the protection, U.S. District Judge Patti Saris says.

The current funding patch for the Department of Homeland Security only lasts through Feb. 13.

Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chair Ho Nieh assured industry professionals at a Seattle advanced reactors summit that there’s no White House ‘takeover of NRC.’

The Trump administration eliminated a 2009 finding that six greenhouse gases are a danger to public health.

The high court also scheduled oral arguments in challenges to geofence warrants and the FCC’s in-house penalty assessment system.

Locals reflect on the years of illegal immigration that resulted in high speed car chases, home break-ins, and school lockdowns.

Backed by the Trump administration and led by Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas), the SAVE America Act could face headwinds in the Senate.

The multi-domain exercise will be led by Joint Force Command Norfolk.

“The term ‘pollutant’ in the act should apply to substances causing direct toxic harm,” energy analyst Alex Stevens said.

The new license is expected to help Venezuelan crude production return to pre-2026 levels.

Such a development could potentially attract 20,000 foreign nationals.

Body cameras are expected to continue being deployed to federal officers at the border and in the field.

The new regulations, once finalized, will strengthen eligibility verification, prohibit misleading marketing practices, and track improper payments.

New York and New Jersey filed a suit to challenge funding cuts tied to federal scrutiny of diversity, equity, and inclusion contracting rules.

The decision by a three-judge panel affects immigrants from Nepal, Honduras, and Nicaragua living in the United States under temporary protected status.

A law requiring law enforcement officers to wear identification was enforceable, the judge found.

The COLA for 2026 was also a 2.8 percent increase and went into effect in January.

He referred to the conference as ‘a defining moment’ in a fast-changing world.

‘The kids are going to be the collateral damage,’ says the owner of an autism center on the brink of closure because of funding roadblocks.

The Greater Than campaign argues same-sex marriage harms children and the family unit.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem likely acted arbitrarily when she ended the protection, U.S. District Judge Patti Saris says.

The current funding patch for the Department of Homeland Security only lasts through Feb. 13.

Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chair Ho Nieh assured industry professionals at a Seattle advanced reactors summit that there’s no White House ‘takeover of NRC.’

The Trump administration eliminated a 2009 finding that six greenhouse gases are a danger to public health.

The high court also scheduled oral arguments in challenges to geofence warrants and the FCC’s in-house penalty assessment system.

Locals reflect on the years of illegal immigration that resulted in high speed car chases, home break-ins, and school lockdowns.

Backed by the Trump administration and led by Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas), the SAVE America Act could face headwinds in the Senate.

The multi-domain exercise will be led by Joint Force Command Norfolk.

“The term ‘pollutant’ in the act should apply to substances causing direct toxic harm,” energy analyst Alex Stevens said.

The new license is expected to help Venezuelan crude production return to pre-2026 levels.

Such a development could potentially attract 20,000 foreign nationals.

Body cameras are expected to continue being deployed to federal officers at the border and in the field.

The new regulations, once finalized, will strengthen eligibility verification, prohibit misleading marketing practices, and track improper payments.

New York and New Jersey filed a suit to challenge funding cuts tied to federal scrutiny of diversity, equity, and inclusion contracting rules.

The decision by a three-judge panel affects immigrants from Nepal, Honduras, and Nicaragua living in the United States under temporary protected status.

A law requiring law enforcement officers to wear identification was enforceable, the judge found.