Policies & Impacts

At least 15 states have sued the Biden administration for changes to the 1972 civil rights law meant to protect females from discrimination.

In a 7–2 decision, the justices rejected a request to revisit the ruling without comment.

‘I have a duty to protect the citizens of Iowa. Unlike the federal government, we will respect the rule of law and enforce it,’ Iowa governor said.

Mr. Manchin considers the final eased rules as ‘providing a long-term pathway’ for China and other foreign adversaries to ’remain in our supply chains.’

Under a proposed ordinance, illegal street vendors would be given 10 minutes to disperse before their goods are confiscated and they are cited.

Health officials sought to ’remove barriers’ like parental consent.

The provider of basic coverage has taken on thousands of new policies as other insurers have paused or halted coverage in the state.

Critics have said the federal administration’s energy initiatives are ‘diminishing competition and profoundly affecting consumer choice.’

President Joe Biden calls for calm while House Republicans vow to scrutinize funding for universities that ‘aren’t stepping up’ to protect Jewish students.

Police cleared Pro-Palestinian protesters from the Portland State University library twice as rioters vandalized downtown businesses and torched police cars.

Supporters say the bill addresses historical injustices and is no more discriminatory than giving preferences to veterans.

Pro-life pregnancy help organizations in New York state face a $5,000 fine each time they inform a client about reversing the abortion pill process.

During three-hour hearing on $51.4 billion DOE spending plan, partisans tout ‘all-of-the-above’ preferences but espouse divergent policies at ‘pivotal time.’

House China Panel leaders are concerned that TikTok ‘appears to have the unfettered ability to manipulate the American public, including America’s children.’

Prompted by such a move in Huntington Beach, the measure makes clear the state has ‘exclusive jurisdiction.’

As of May 1, nearly 2,000 people had been arrested on more than two dozen university and college campuses across at least 22 states.

The measure would require a signed document be stored in state archives for public review and a plaque be hung in the Capitol.

If the bill is signed into law, children under 14 will be banned from social media and age verification will be required to access pornographic websites.