Policies & Impacts

The Department of Commerce warns entities against using Huawei chips that were developed in violation of U.S. export controls.

Regulators are conducting the first comprehensive review of the requirements since 1998.

The administration has urged the justices to limit the use of nationwide injunctions.

The law allows state health department to tap into a surcharge levied on health insurance plans sold through the Obamacare exchanges.

‘The bottom line is we want the truth. We want safe products for our kids,’ said an Ohio dad with an autistic child.

Public drinking water systems will have more time to draft compliance plans to address PFOA and PFOS.

Lower courts are causing ‘irreparable harm’ by restricting DOGE’s ‘unquestionably lawful’ activities, the government argues.

The Ivy League institution challenged the freezing of funds as a violation of First Amendment Rights.

The legislation would allow the secretary of the Treasury to revoke the tax exemptions of organization that provide ’material support' to terrorism.

The cost-of-living adjustment for 2026 will be announced by the Social Security Administration later this year.

The decision comes as America remains ‘dangerously reliant’ on imports to meet uranium demand.

The ’most favored nation' policy aims to have drugmakers respond to incentives and equalize drug prices between the United States and other countries.

Michigan’s Democratic governor touts the bipartisan effort to erect barriers to protect the Great Lakes’ native species as well as recreation and tourism.

The president signed a proclamation in March to allow removal of alleged Tren de Aragua members under the Alien Enemies Act.

Florida is the first state to have its law enforcement officers credentialed.

What exactly are semiconductors? Why are they so important? And why is the United States so keen to keep them out of China’s reach?

The attacks presented the most serious confrontation between the two nuclear-armed nations in decades.

The compromise proposal makes no changes to the share that the federal government contributes to Medicaid in each state.