Policies & Impacts

London Breed’s plan, which she submitted to supervisors, would close corner stores and liquor stores between midnight and 5 a.m.

Coca-Cola and Orsted ’may be acting inconsistent with U.S. antitrust laws.’

Justices wrestled with how to define a president’s ‘official’ versus ‘private’ acts. A decision may delay President Trump’s trial, which would hand him a win.

‘Xi Jinping gave his henchmen the order to show no mercy,’ said Rep. Chris Smith.

Transitioning commercial truck fleets requires up to $1 trillion in investment and will potentially push up freight rates, an expert warned.

The Disinformation Governance Board was disbanded in 2022 after public concern over its ‘potential for censorship.’

The bill sought to set a cap of $10 for monthly fixed charges, in contrast to the PUC’s plan to have tiered fixed rates.

A gag order against President Trump ignites debate over First Amendment rights, integrity of court proceedings, and claims of election interference.

Residents gathered at an Irvine Assembly member’s office to protest her support for amending Prop. 209.

The plan proposes ‘completely eliminating on-site fossil fuel usage’ in new building constructions.

‘We continue to fight Biden’s short-sighted, out-of-touch policies, taking legal action today to protect Americans from these outrageous emissions standards.’

‘This isn’t the right way to do business in America,’ Indiana State Treasurer Daniel Elliott stated.

‘It is nothing short of insane that there are some who are entering other people’s homes and claiming them as their own,’ Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said.

Supporters say property owners should be rewarded for thinning brush and attending fire-related events. Insurers say they'd be shouldering more risk.

Protesters made their way into the Portland Hilton and shouted over Sen. Jeff Merkley’s speech.

The issue is whether a federal law against ‘patient dumping’ creates a backdoor exception to the state’s strict abortion law.

The plaintiff called the ban ‘not only unlawful but also a blatant power grab that will undermine American businesses’ ability to remain competitive.’

The recipients include eight men and eight women from 10 states and the District of Columbia, according a White House statement.