Policy

Tariff-Jumping Doesn't Prove Tariffs Work, Economists Counter

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says tariff-jumping proves tariffs work. Two Georgetown economists argue reloca

Jun 12

Policy

Bipartisan Bill Targets Subminimum Wages for Disabled Workers

A bipartisan bill to end subminimum wages for disabled workers gains traction as new research shows no job losses and re

Jun 12

Policy

Abbott Pushes Back on Texas Data Center Boom with New Water and Tax Rules

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is moving to tighten regulations on data centers, calling for water-efficient technology requirem

Jun 11

Policy

Down Syndrome Advocate Slams System That Treats Disabled as 'Second-Class'

Collette Divitto, a woman with Down syndrome and successful entrepreneur, argues that America's disability system, not p

Jun 11

Policy

Costco Fights Back in Rotisserie Chicken 'No Preservatives' Lawsuit

Costco is pushing back against a class-action lawsuit alleging its popular rotisserie chicken was deceptively marketed a

Jun 10

Policy

Trump Administration Unveils New Rules for Prediction Markets

The Trump administration proposed new CFTC rules to define which prediction market contracts are permissible, aiming to

Jun 10

Policy

Data Aggregators Evade New Federal Privacy Bills, Critics Warn

The SECURE Data Act and GUARD Financial Data Act target data brokers but fail to cover data aggregators that sell inferr

Jun 10

Policy

HUD's Homeless Policy Shift Ignores Affordable Housing Shortage, Expert Argues

A veteran Housing First researcher says HUD's new direction on homelessness misses the key fact: there isn't enough affo

Jun 10

Policy

Stellantis Recalls 1 Million Jeeps Over Fire Risk, Urges Parking Away from Structures

Stellantis is recalling more than 1 million Jeep Wranglers and Gladiators over a fire hazard from overheating steering p

Jun 10

Policy

Why Small Business Surcharges on Credit Cards Miss the Real Target

A small-business consultant argues that merchants, not banks, are the real problem with credit card swipe fees, urging o

Jun 10

Policy

New York Mandates Labels for AI-Generated Actors in Ads

New York's new law requires ads using AI-generated performers to be labeled, with fines of $1,000 for first offenses and

Jun 10

Policy

McBath Revives Federal Red Flag Bill, Cites Son's Death in Push for Action

Rep. Lucy McBath (D-Ga.) reintroduced her Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act on Tuesday, pushing for a national r

Jun 9

Policy

AARP Warns Congress: Social Security Trust Fund Nears Insolvency by 2032

AARP calls for congressional action after the Social Security trust fund's insolvency date moved up to 2032, driven by l

Jun 9

Policy

Screwworm Outbreak Spreads in Texas, Threatening Livestock and Beef Markets

Multiple new screwworm cases in Texas and New Mexico have heightened concerns over the parasite's spread, prompting aggr

Jun 9

Policy

Why Blue Books Can't Shield Kids From AI—And What Washington Must Do

The author argues that blue books are no solution to AI's impact on education, and calls for federal regulations and a r

Jun 9

Policy

Proposed Rule Threatens Public Science Behind Cancer Breakthroughs

A proposed OMB rule would give political appointees control over federal research funding, undermining the peer-reviewed

Jun 9

Policy

White House Bargains Federal AI Preemption for Kids Safety, Deepfake Laws

The White House and Sen. Marsha Blackburn are negotiating a deal to preempt state AI regulations in exchange for passing

Jun 9

Policy

Rollins' Plan to Gut Forest Service Draws Bipartisan Backlash, Threatens Public Trust

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins' plan to move Forest Service headquarters and slash research facilities faces 82% p

Jun 7