DeSantis Plays at Being President With His Own Israel-Hamas Foreign Policy
Florida Republican governor raises hackles by using state resources for series of actions since the Israel-Hamas war began. His pathway to the presidency looks...
Daines Cites “National Security” Threat Along U.S. Mexico Border
U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., called for a major U.S. policy change along the U.S.-Mexico border after touring the boundary Wednesday. Montana’s Republican senator...
School Policies Hiding Students’ Gender Identities Face Different Legal Fates
In the United States, approximately 1,044 school districts (impacting more than 10 million students) have transgender or “gender nonconforming” policies that require school administrators and district...
2-Year Treasury Yield Inches Higher as Investors Consider Interest Rate Policy Path
The yield on the 2-year Treasury note inched higher on Friday as investors assessed the possibility of further interest rate hikes following the release...
Senator Appeared to Suggest Bipartisan Bill Would Censor Transgender Content Online
The Kids Online Safety Act, aimed at protecting children from harmful online content, has been endorsed by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle,...
Deepening the United States-ASEAN People-to-people Relationship: Investing in Education Cultural Exchange and the Next Generation of Leaders
The strength of U.S.-ASEAN relations is anchored in the friendship shared by our combined one billion people. Each year the United States provides more...
For US Government Art in Federal Buildings is a Must
WASHINGTON/NEW YORK — Almost since its founding, the United States has incorporated artwork into federal spaces. The U.S. Capitol, with its domed ceiling, murals...
Competition With China Drives US Policy Here
Washington wants to boost Dhaka’s military capability and reduce its dependency on Beijing for defence cooperation, said a Washington-based foreign policy expert. “The US...
Biden Immigration Policy Giving Temporary Legal Status to Thousands Faces Court Challenge
The humanitarian parole program has allowed thousands of people from Latin America and the Caribbean to temporarily live and work in the United States....
‘You’re Sort of the Experiment:’ Coloradans Are Starting to Use the Expanded ‘Red Flag’ Law, With Mixed Results
This year, Colorado lawmakers gave new power to teachers, nurses, doctors and others to use the state’s ‘red flag’ gun law. These professionals now...