Controversial Policy News Today

It is not unusual in politics for a measure to be attacked from two opposite fronts at the same time.

When politicians say they’re having second thoughts about a controversial policy, should we reckon that they’re admitting they’ve been wrong? Sadly, not when the change of heart refers to land reform. And definitely not when it concerns the SNP/Green coalition government in Edinburgh and its determination to break up large estates. The postponement of their Land Reform Bill is expected to make its provisions even tougher for lairds.

Qantas has updated its terms and conditions after backflipping on the controversial policy to cancel a member’s points when they die.

The Orange Unified School District is meeting Thursday to decide if they will adopt a controversial parent notification policy involving transgender students. The district’s board is set to meet at 7 p.m. to consider a policy requiring school officials to inform parents if their child is requesting to be identified or treated as a different […]

The evolution of the social media goliath X, formerly known as Twitter, has taken yet another fascinating turn in the age of digital information, when privacy concerns predominate. Recent rumors suggest that X plans to collect biometric information and look into users' work history, a move that has alarmed the IT community.

If kids were caught talking, they were sent to in-school suspension.

The Biden administration is considering restarting the policy that detains immigrants with their children, known as family detention, sources said.