Policies & Impacts

The plan outlines new criteria for denying citizenship to some U.S.-born children and proposes alternative status options.

Both Democrat and Republican lawmakers have introduced legislation that targets advertising by drug manufacturers.

A Mississippi law requires parental consent for children to access certain platforms.

Industry representatives tell Congress reauthorized pipeline safety bill should be swiftly adopted ‘without major changes or new mandates.’

Trump administration officials and Mark Cuban were among the speakers at an event that brings together state leaders from different parties.

Democrats criticize restrictions on Medicaid and renewables in public forum.

Operators tell House panel one statutory tweak could reduce the $50 billion to $100 billion that the industry pays annually to repair damage from tampering.

The Detention Support Grant Program is intended to ease overcrowding in federally operated detention facilities, according to FEMA.

This is the first lease sale under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act which lowered royalty rates for oil and gas production.

A federal appeals court found complying with a federal civil rights law was ‘an undue hardship’ for the state.

The fee is set at a minimum of $250 for all nonimmigrant visas but may be refunded under certain conditions.

The court ruled that the law regulates activity protected by the Second Amendment because ammunition is necessary for the use of firearms.

The package claws back $7.9 billion in appropriated funds for global aid and $1.1 billion for NPR and PBS.

A lawsuit claimed two girls’ First Amendment rights were infringed when they were punished for protesting a decision to allow a male in an a girls’ event.

The Environmental Protection Agency said dicamba poses no serious risk. Critics say the chemical can drift from a field and damage neighboring plants.

The ruling affirms states’ duty to prevent environmental harm and opens path to potential compensation claims.

The order allows the dismissal of Biden appointees to the Consumer Product Safety Commission—Mary Boyle, Alexander Hoehn-Saric, and Richard Trumka Jr.

The policy update means that local sports clubs will also need to bring their rules into line with Trump’s executive order.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh on July 16 temporarily put a federal appeals court ruling on hold.

The plan outlines new criteria for denying citizenship to some U.S.-born children and proposes alternative status options.

Both Democrat and Republican lawmakers have introduced legislation that targets advertising by drug manufacturers.

A Mississippi law requires parental consent for children to access certain platforms.

Industry representatives tell Congress reauthorized pipeline safety bill should be swiftly adopted ‘without major changes or new mandates.’

Trump administration officials and Mark Cuban were among the speakers at an event that brings together state leaders from different parties.

Democrats criticize restrictions on Medicaid and renewables in public forum.

Operators tell House panel one statutory tweak could reduce the $50 billion to $100 billion that the industry pays annually to repair damage from tampering.

The Detention Support Grant Program is intended to ease overcrowding in federally operated detention facilities, according to FEMA.

This is the first lease sale under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act which lowered royalty rates for oil and gas production.

A federal appeals court found complying with a federal civil rights law was ‘an undue hardship’ for the state.

The fee is set at a minimum of $250 for all nonimmigrant visas but may be refunded under certain conditions.

The court ruled that the law regulates activity protected by the Second Amendment because ammunition is necessary for the use of firearms.

The package claws back $7.9 billion in appropriated funds for global aid and $1.1 billion for NPR and PBS.

A lawsuit claimed two girls’ First Amendment rights were infringed when they were punished for protesting a decision to allow a male in an a girls’ event.

The Environmental Protection Agency said dicamba poses no serious risk. Critics say the chemical can drift from a field and damage neighboring plants.

The ruling affirms states’ duty to prevent environmental harm and opens path to potential compensation claims.

The order allows the dismissal of Biden appointees to the Consumer Product Safety Commission—Mary Boyle, Alexander Hoehn-Saric, and Richard Trumka Jr.

The policy update means that local sports clubs will also need to bring their rules into line with Trump’s executive order.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh on July 16 temporarily put a federal appeals court ruling on hold.