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Landmark Censorship Case Ends with Agreement Barring Government from Pressuring Social Media Platforms

A consent decree will now prevent government agencies from attempting to influence content moderation decisions made by social media platforms.

DHS Funding Talks Stall as TSA Chief Warns of ‘Perfect Storm of Severe Staffing Shortages’

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is accusing Democrats of ‘going in circles’ as the DHS shutdown drags on.

A Textualist Lesson for an Activist Ninth Circuit in Noem v. Al Otro Lado

During oral argument, a critical mass of the justices most committed to reading statutes as written methodically demonstrated how Al Otro Lado’s theory dissolves...

Most voters want to bring back in-person medical visits for abortion pills

More than two-thirds of Americans support reinstating the abortion pill's in-person medical visit requirement, the longtime Food and Drug Administration safety protocol that was jettisoned during the Biden administration.

Record airport security lines among long list of DHS shutdown impacts

With the current partial shutdown and the record 43-day governmentwide shutdown last fall, most DHS employees have gone without pay for half the fiscal year that began Oct. 1.

USPS readies to implement first-ever fuel surcharge on packages

The U.S. Postal Service is looking to impose its first surcharge on packages to cover the rising cost of fuel as the conflict in the Middle East strains energy prices.

EPA waives gas restrictions to ease rising energy costs

The Trump administration will now allow high-ethanol gasoline to be sold year-round as the White House seeks to relieve concerns and ease energy costs for consumers over rising gas prices amid the Iran war.

Trump struggles to sell the Iran war as Americans feel the squeeze at the pump

When it comes to gas prices and partisanship in Washington, what a difference a few years make.

White House won’t seek congressional authorization for Iran war

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Wednesday that the Trump administration doesn't plan to seek congressional authorization for the war in Iran, saying the move was "unnecessary" because the conflict has been ongoing for nearly a month.

Dems, GOP tee up new debate on major changes to Social Security

Social Security has long been known as the third rail of politics, given that every attempt to fix the program over the past 30 years has proven politically toxic -- but a valiant group of senators is plowing ahead anyway

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