Policies & Impacts

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.

The arrest of a Sinaloa Cartel leader illegally residing in the state capital and dealing fentanyl has Oregon lawmakers reconsidering sanctuary policies.

‘‘Efficiency’ standards render other American appliances ... less useful, more breakable, and more expensive to repair,' the presidential memo states.

The rule is facing legal challenges from industry groups, who allege that the FTC overstepped its authority by imposing an overly broad regulation.

The Mexican government threatened a lawsuit in February.

The first round of talks went on for more than 10 hours.

The federal government is committed to replacing synthetic food dyes in the nation’s food supply with natural alternatives by the end of 2026.

Trump said the two nations had agreed to a ‘full and immediate ceasefire’ after the nuclear-armed powers came to blows after a terrorist attack in Kashmir.

With ‘uncertainty’ in the country, ‘being here with you is an act of solidarity,’ the justice told an American Bar Association conference.

Goliad County sheriff said many local law enforcement agencies have side-stepped the illegal immigration issue by calling it a federal problem.

The case highlights how Americans have grown increasingly wary of Chinese purchases of U.S. land over national security concerns.

The vice president said Putin had demanded Ukraine surrender territories that Moscow had failed to occupy or capture.

The agency said the change is ‘in alignment with evolving priorities, statutory mandates, and staffing changes.’

The Treasury Department is blacklisting four entities in China for purchasing or facilitating the delivery of hundreds of millions of dollars in Iranian oil.