Law

New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) announced budget cuts to the New York Police Department and the Department of Education to handle the illegal immigration crisis in the city.

The state of California recently launched an initiative called the California Institute for Technology and Democracy (CITED), which aims to combat "threats that artificial intelligence, disinformation, deepfakes, and other emerging technologies pose to our election."

Representative Jim Jordan (R-OH) subpoenaed the Bank of America after it gave the FBI customers' private information.

Nebraska lawmakers launched a state Health Information Technology (HIT) Board to gather health data on residents.

A North Dakotan judge dismissed a request to stop a law that prohibits sex-change surgeries and hormone therapy for minors.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) passed a series of rules known as the "Preventing Digital Discrimination Order" in an effort to promote diversity equity and inclusion.

FBI Director Christopher Wray said during a House subcommittee meeting that discussing the number of individuals on the terror watchlist crossing the border is "not in my lane."

Thousands gathered on the National Mall in support of Israel on Tuesday, raising support in solidarity for the fight against Hamas.

The total number of privately owned firearms in the United States has passed 500 million.

Three students sued New York University (NYU) this week, accusing the school of creating a hostile environment for Jewish students.