Regulation
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PoliticsStephen Miller Expected to Expand Executive Actions as Democrats Take Congress
Nov 13, 2026
With Democrats set to control Congress, Stephen Miller is positioned to use executive authority to advance Trump’s agenda on immigration, grants, and regulations.
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PoliticsCalifornia Faces Energy Reliability Concerns Amid Refinery Closures and Policy Shifts
Oct 22, 2026
California's push for clean energy and refinery closures has reduced fuel production capacity, raising concerns about reliability and resilience for the state's economy.
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PoliticsOCC Report Finds Major Banks Denied Services Over Political, Religious Views
Oct 15, 2026
A new OCC report finds major U.S. banks denied services to right-leaning groups, prompting regulatory reforms aimed at preventing political bias in banking.
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PoliticsHouse Considers Senate Bill to Delay White House Grantmaking Rule
Aug 31, 2026
The House is weighing a Senate bill that would postpone new White House rules on federal grants, with debate centering on oversight and potential impacts.
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Courts & LawMeta Agrees to $17 Billion Settlement Over Child Social Media Harm Claims
Aug 27, 2026
Meta will pay $17 billion and impose new restrictions on teen users after settling a multistate lawsuit alleging harm to children from social media addiction.
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HealthCalifornia’s IMR Process Drives Insurance Coverage for Transgender Procedures
Aug 4, 2026
California’s Independent Medical Review process has led insurers to cover more transgender procedures, sparking debate over medical necessity and regulatory.