Policy

Since September 2025, DOJ sued 30 states and D.C. for unredacted voter rolls. All 26 decided voter data lawsuits were dismissed.

Eritrea visa ban threat follows UK home secretary's warning that Eritrea must accept returns of small boat migrants and offenders.

Judge weighs if Trump Truth Social API fees create unequal press access as DOJ likens posts to FDR fireside chats.

The American Academy of Pediatrics renewed its Raw Milk Ban call, citing serious risks to children and recent outbreaks.

Green Party investigation follows emergence of court documents listing Lubna Speitan as close friend of jailed al-Qaeda supporter.

North Richland Hills asked the Texas Privacy Coalition to pay $2.3 million for Flock public records, citing 14 years of search labor.

ProPublica reporters became private school owners in 24 hours, testing how easily anyone can open a school in Arkansas and West Virginia.

Kemi Badenoch calls herself a classic old school Conservative as the Tories open their Birmingham conference with welfare and prison pledges.

Amazon's $1B data center community plan drew fresh backlash, with Stand.Earth calling the pledges corporate propaganda and damage control.

Emails show Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath and his agency helped Alpha School AI reach public school districts, even after the board rejected its charter.

LASST sued OpenAI over the Hugging Face hack, saying California law bars the defense that an AI autonomously caused the harm.

California raw milk outbreak: A toddler nearly died from E. coli. The state did little to punish the unlicensed farm that sold the milk.