Policies & Impacts

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.

Gov. Kevin Stitt, a Republican, is expected to sign the bill, which is similar to a Texas law that has drawn a lawsuit by the Biden administration.

Rep. Virginia Foxx, a Republican, argued that the regulation could leave companies riddled with new additional costs.

Border Patrol agents have been reassigned to the southern border. Without them, passengers from cruise ships originating from a foreign port can’t disembark.

The coffeehouse chain is fighting a lower court order forcing it to rehire labor organizers whom Starbucks claims violated company policy.

The amendment seeks to eliminate restrictive abortion laws and will be on the ballots for vote in November.

Idaho says its pro-life law doesn’t conflict with federal law, and that the Biden admin is seeking to create a federal right of abortion.

The two Republican FTC Commissioners on the panel voted against the rule, which faced opposition from a number of congressional Republicans and business groups.

Supporters had titled the initiative ‘Protect Kids of California,’ but Attorney General Bonta made it say ‘Restricts Rights.’ The judge seems to favor Bonta.

Everytown for Gun Safety, Moms Demand Action, and the Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs provided testimony to committee considering bill’s amendments.

The government argues that spouses shouldn’t get to fight visa denials in court.

Karen Bass’s $12.8 billion spending plan cuts funding for her signature homelessness program but gives the LAPD an increase.

Field hearing before all-Texas assembly of congressional Republicans criticizes administration’s ‘whole-of-government attack’ in forced green energy transition.

Tokio Marine America and and Trans Pacific were not huge players in the market, but their departure continues a trend.

Beginning in May, events to protest ‘checkoff programs’ will be held in at least five states, including Minnesota, Wisconsin, Kansas, Alabama, and North Dakota.