Policies & Impacts

Congress would need to approve that extension but it could be filibustered. The president also floated declaring a national emergency if Congress doesn’t act.

The health secretary terminated multiple contracts for the platform, which he said is ineffective against upper respiratory infections.

Officials said the review aims to promote American exceptionalism, remove divisive narratives, and restore trust in American cultural institutions.

While revisions in key allocations, such as Medicaid/Medicare, will dent coffers, most ‘rainy day’ funds are flush and most annual spending plans already lean.

The international human rights report notes the wide-ranging ways Beijing’s transnational repression takes place.

The debt limit increased to $41.1 trillion in July.

The oral arguments in the cases will be heard in October and November, the nation’s highest court announced.

Gun Owners of America met in Knoxville to discuss the Second Amendment, firearms, and how to protect them both.

Requirements that planned to create opportunities for businesses owned by minorities and women have been scrapped.

Thousands rallied to hear Sen. Bernie Sanders in weekend rallies, as he urged unity and grassroots activism to fight the influence of the wealthy in politics.

More than 20 clinics have changed course in response to a political shift, and gender-related treatments for minors face increasing legal challenges.

The income needed to buy a typical home was reduced in 11 major U.S. metro areas on an annual basis.

The agency also took part in an operation to bust an underground nightclub in Los Angeles.

The prices took effect immediately and will be reviewed annually or earlier if market conditions warrant, the Mexican government said.

The Washington Supreme Court previously held that large ammunition magazines are not protected by the Second Amendment.

Facing soaring power demand and rising global competition, U.S. leaders and industry are rallying behind nuclear energy as a clean, reliable solution.

A court challenge brought by unions against the presidential directive was stayed on Aug. 1, allowing the EPA to move forward.

The 44-year-old decree ‘effectively banned the use of civil service exams,’ said Norma Riccucci, a professor at Rutgers University.

The Homeland Security chief says the city has honored only 8 percent of immigration detainers issued this year.

Congress would need to approve that extension but it could be filibustered. The president also floated declaring a national emergency if Congress doesn’t act.

The health secretary terminated multiple contracts for the platform, which he said is ineffective against upper respiratory infections.

Officials said the review aims to promote American exceptionalism, remove divisive narratives, and restore trust in American cultural institutions.

While revisions in key allocations, such as Medicaid/Medicare, will dent coffers, most ‘rainy day’ funds are flush and most annual spending plans already lean.

The international human rights report notes the wide-ranging ways Beijing’s transnational repression takes place.

The debt limit increased to $41.1 trillion in July.

The oral arguments in the cases will be heard in October and November, the nation’s highest court announced.

Gun Owners of America met in Knoxville to discuss the Second Amendment, firearms, and how to protect them both.

Requirements that planned to create opportunities for businesses owned by minorities and women have been scrapped.

Thousands rallied to hear Sen. Bernie Sanders in weekend rallies, as he urged unity and grassroots activism to fight the influence of the wealthy in politics.

More than 20 clinics have changed course in response to a political shift, and gender-related treatments for minors face increasing legal challenges.

The income needed to buy a typical home was reduced in 11 major U.S. metro areas on an annual basis.

The agency also took part in an operation to bust an underground nightclub in Los Angeles.

The prices took effect immediately and will be reviewed annually or earlier if market conditions warrant, the Mexican government said.

The Washington Supreme Court previously held that large ammunition magazines are not protected by the Second Amendment.

Facing soaring power demand and rising global competition, U.S. leaders and industry are rallying behind nuclear energy as a clean, reliable solution.

A court challenge brought by unions against the presidential directive was stayed on Aug. 1, allowing the EPA to move forward.

The 44-year-old decree ‘effectively banned the use of civil service exams,’ said Norma Riccucci, a professor at Rutgers University.

The Homeland Security chief says the city has honored only 8 percent of immigration detainers issued this year.