EEOC Votes to End Six-Decade-Old Rule on Reporting Workers' Race and Sex
Emily Parker
The agency built to catch workplace discrimination just voted to stop collecting the data that helps prove it happened. Democrats say the timing is no accident.
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Black Hawks Pull 202 Kids Off a Missouri Riverbank After Record Flooding Cut Off Every Road Out
Emily Parker
The Black River rose nearly 29 feet overnight, trapping more than 200 children at a Missouri summer camp. Then the helicopters showed up.
Supreme Court Hands Trump New Firing Power, Then Draws a Line on Citizenship
Emily Parker
In back-to-back rulings, the Supreme Court both expanded and limited presidential power — clearing the way to fire independent agency leaders while rejecting an attempt to redefine birthright citizenship.
L.A. Sheriff Says Federal Officials Confirmed ICE Will Not Conduct Immigration Enforcement at Any World Cup Match
Emily Parker
Sheriff Robert Luna went directly to the head of Homeland Security in the L.A. region to get the assurance — but he acknowledged the pledge could change, and stadium workers are still preparing to strike.
State Department to Put Trump's Portrait Inside U.S. Passports for 250th Anniversary
Emily Parker
The announcement adds the president's likeness to one of the most consequential federal identity documents carried by Americans abroad, raising questions from legal experts that have not surfaced in coverage elsewhere.
Federal Judge in Boston Blocks Trump Policies That Halted Wind and Solar Energy Permitting
Emily Parker
A federal court dealt the Trump administration a significant legal setback Tuesday, blocking Interior Department policies that renewable energy advocates say created unlawful bureaucratic barriers to wind and solar development nationwide.