The Office of Legal Counsel issued a memo that overturned previous guidance. The Department of Justice (DOJ) determined that Veterans Affairs (VA) doctors will no longer be allowed…
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Interior Transfers Public Land to Navy for Border Security Expansion
Land along California’s southern border is being released as security concerns rise. The Department of the Interior announced the transfer of public land to the U.S. Navy to…
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America’s National Debt and Inherited Ledgers
Where does all the money go? Who pays the bill? As government spending grows and the cost of debt rises, the question becomes less about charts and more about the kind of future we want to create.
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U.S. Marshals and Homeland Security Save Dozens of Children from Trafficking
Operation Northern Lights led to the arrest of 9 people on charges ranging from human trafficking and child endangerment to custodial interference. The U.S. Marshals Service and Homeland…
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Exercising Emergency Powers Responsibly – Part 2
Crises test more than an administration’s technical readiness; they test the nation’s character and its commitment to governing with integrity. When emergencies strike, what choices can leaders make to foster cooperation and maintain a government of the people?
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HHS Urges States to Stop Diverting Social Security Benefits from Foster Youth
Federal child welfare officials call on 39 governors to preserve survivor benefits for children in foster care. The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) at the Department of…
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Administration Launches “Trump Gold Card” Site to Facilitate Legal Residency
The president calls the program “a direct path to Citizenship for all qualified and vetted people.” President Donald Trump’s administration launched its Trump Gold Card site, allowing foreigners…
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House Passes Bill to Allow FERC to Keep Retiring Power Plants Operational
The Power Plant Reliability Act allows retiring plants to stay open for up to five years if their closure would negatively impact grid reliability. The House of Representatives…
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President Signs Order Reclassifying Cannabis
The drug shifts from Class I to Schedule III, expanding potential for medical use. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday that reclassifies cannabis as a Schedule…
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USDA Raises Constitutional Concerns Over California Land Equity Proposal
Federal officials question whether proposed land-transfer policies comply with equal-protection standards. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins sent a letter to California Governor Gavin Newsom outlining constitutional concerns with a…
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