Policies & Impacts

The FCC is considering repealing a rule that limits broadcasters from reaching more than 39 percent of the national television audience.

Tariff income is expected to surge as inventories of goods bought before the levies kicked in are depleted and importers face the full weight of trade policies.

Overall, the cost-cutting initiative begun in January has saved $214 billion in taxpayer funds, the agency said.

The appeals court ordered that expedited removals may only apply to illegal immigrants within 100 miles of the border.

A resident’s suit claimed that the requirement infringed on his rights, but a court opinion said the Supreme Court has found training rules constitutional.

The agency has served 65 percent more callers in 2025 than in 2024.

The United States encourages foreign governments and allies to engage more with citizens who are concerned about mass migration.

A federal judge in Washington ruled that the federal government likely violated the law in adopting the information-release policy.

The lawsuit cited federal authority granted under President Bill Clinton’s 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act.

The Missouri attorney general’s office accused the FDA of approving the new version of mifepristone without requiring new safety studies.

Rep. John Moolenaar said the 13 recommendations gear the United States to ’move quickly to disarm China’s loaded gun before it can be fired again.’

Americans will eat 30 million turkeys this Thanksgiving, but numbers are at a nearly 40-year low amid waning demand and waves of bird flu.

The vice president pointed to a recent positive jobs report as evidence that policies are having their intended effects.

In July, the company announced that the Pentagon would become its largest shareholder.

Judge Jerry E. Smith said the ruling comes so late in the process that it ‘turns the Texas electoral and political landscape upside down.’

A century-old mine and mill in rural St. Lawrence County will be producing concentrates for U.S. manufacturers—now totally reliant on imports—by year’s end.

Gun rights advocates expect Robert Cekada to change the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives policy focus if he is confirmed.

Peer reviews of a federal analysis citing the significant risks of medical interventions were mostly positive.

More than 8,000 military personnel were removed from service for not complying with the vaccine mandate.

The FCC is considering repealing a rule that limits broadcasters from reaching more than 39 percent of the national television audience.

Tariff income is expected to surge as inventories of goods bought before the levies kicked in are depleted and importers face the full weight of trade policies.

Overall, the cost-cutting initiative begun in January has saved $214 billion in taxpayer funds, the agency said.

The appeals court ordered that expedited removals may only apply to illegal immigrants within 100 miles of the border.

A resident’s suit claimed that the requirement infringed on his rights, but a court opinion said the Supreme Court has found training rules constitutional.

The agency has served 65 percent more callers in 2025 than in 2024.

The United States encourages foreign governments and allies to engage more with citizens who are concerned about mass migration.

A federal judge in Washington ruled that the federal government likely violated the law in adopting the information-release policy.

The lawsuit cited federal authority granted under President Bill Clinton’s 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act.

The Missouri attorney general’s office accused the FDA of approving the new version of mifepristone without requiring new safety studies.

Rep. John Moolenaar said the 13 recommendations gear the United States to ’move quickly to disarm China’s loaded gun before it can be fired again.’

Americans will eat 30 million turkeys this Thanksgiving, but numbers are at a nearly 40-year low amid waning demand and waves of bird flu.

The vice president pointed to a recent positive jobs report as evidence that policies are having their intended effects.

In July, the company announced that the Pentagon would become its largest shareholder.

Judge Jerry E. Smith said the ruling comes so late in the process that it ‘turns the Texas electoral and political landscape upside down.’

A century-old mine and mill in rural St. Lawrence County will be producing concentrates for U.S. manufacturers—now totally reliant on imports—by year’s end.

Gun rights advocates expect Robert Cekada to change the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives policy focus if he is confirmed.

Peer reviews of a federal analysis citing the significant risks of medical interventions were mostly positive.

More than 8,000 military personnel were removed from service for not complying with the vaccine mandate.