Policies & Impacts

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.

Constellation said the upgraded facility, dubbed the Crane Clean Energy Center, will power the equivalent of 800,000 homes by 2027.

The president warned that state-level rules are stifling the country’s AI growth.

Geologists at a planned graphite mine near Nome, Alaska, have uncovered at least four elements U.S. manufacturers currently must import from China.

Russian oil prices are plunging because some international buyers held off on purchases after sanctions were imposed.

The commissioners said it is a matter of whether the United States can move fast enough to reduce dependencies on China.

As a mid-December Senate vote on Obamacare approaches, a variety of proposals have been suggested by the president and members of Congress.

Trump administration initiative would ‘cut red tape’ in ‘Waters of the United States’ regulations, a watershed of confusion that spawned a flood of litigation.

Rebate checks would have to be approved through legislation, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

The Saudi prince’s visit comes as Trump seeks to broker improved relations between Israel and its neighbors.

The president’s comments come as the United States conducted its 21st strike on alleged drug boats.

The agency’s chief of staff will step into the role on Dec. 1.

Examining the multifaceted approach to reviving the American Dream of homeownership.

A federal appeals court previously ruled that an asylum seeker stopped on the Mexican side of the border should be considered to have arrived in the U.S.

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.

Constellation said the upgraded facility, dubbed the Crane Clean Energy Center, will power the equivalent of 800,000 homes by 2027.

The president warned that state-level rules are stifling the country’s AI growth.

Geologists at a planned graphite mine near Nome, Alaska, have uncovered at least four elements U.S. manufacturers currently must import from China.

Russian oil prices are plunging because some international buyers held off on purchases after sanctions were imposed.

The commissioners said it is a matter of whether the United States can move fast enough to reduce dependencies on China.

As a mid-December Senate vote on Obamacare approaches, a variety of proposals have been suggested by the president and members of Congress.

Trump administration initiative would ‘cut red tape’ in ‘Waters of the United States’ regulations, a watershed of confusion that spawned a flood of litigation.

Rebate checks would have to be approved through legislation, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

The Saudi prince’s visit comes as Trump seeks to broker improved relations between Israel and its neighbors.

The president’s comments come as the United States conducted its 21st strike on alleged drug boats.

The agency’s chief of staff will step into the role on Dec. 1.

Examining the multifaceted approach to reviving the American Dream of homeownership.

A federal appeals court previously ruled that an asylum seeker stopped on the Mexican side of the border should be considered to have arrived in the U.S.