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Trump’s move on key environment law feeds Democrats’ strategy
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The Trump administration will rescind a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement rule barring foreign students from staying if they take all courses online.
New law would require gradual sanctions on banks doing business with Chinese officials who are suppressing civil liberties and self-rule in Hong Kong
The FDA should hold hearings and publish data before it approves a COVID-19 vaccine to boost public confidence, experts advise.
CEOs of private companies running immigration detention centers told Congress Monday that many of their employees have tested positive for COVID-19.
Esper proposed cutting $5.7 billion from programs to pay for hypersonic missiles and the nuclear arsenal that are needed to deter or fight Russia and China.
The Supreme Court emerged from its term Thursday as a steadying force for a country deeply split among partisan lines and rocked by a pandemic.
A surge in COVID-19 cases may delay airline industry's comeback and could lead to layoffs in October, just before the election.
The Census Bureau will be delayed in delivering the data states need to draw legislative maps possibly until next July — a month after New Jersey’s primary.
The panel backed a bill that includes $12.5 billion in emergency funds for veterans’ health care. Rep. Will Hurd of Texas was the only Republican supporter.
Following pressure from trade groups, partners and its own internal watchdog, the bureau said it will reveal more about the roles of two new officials.
The Supreme Court upheld two Trump administration rules that would expand the types of employers exempt from covering birth control under health plans.
House appropriators add billions for programs the president didn't request, paid for from obscure sources that virtually no one but they knew about.
New ICE guidance for international students, barring them from taking a full online class load prompted, prompted Harvard and MIT to file a lawsuit.
About 900,000 people have accepted job Census Bureau job offers. Many of them will be on the doorsteps of households that haven't responded to the census.
The questions of who receives tests and who pays for them are crucial as political leaders seek to balance economic concerns with public health.
Vice President Mike Pence announced the administration will issue new guidelines for reopening schools, after President Donald Trump tweeted that he disagreed with current guidance.
President Donald Trump notified the World Health Organization that the U.S. will withdraw as a member, citing WHO's response to the coronavirus pandemic.
If election results are not known on Election Day in November, a war of disinformation could ensue all the way to Inauguration Day.
With the start of the school year looming, the clock is ticking for Congress to help close the digital divide in education.