A planned executive order is the administration’s latest attempt to turn a provision from the sweeping 2017 tax law into a major effort to combat poverty.
These district attorneys should make jail the exception and eliminate cash bail.
There’s a magic in the marathon, from every person who cheers to the church choir singing along the course to the running club whose members dressed in unicorn and bear costumes to give out free beer.
The automaker said the moves would affect five factories in the United States and Canada. President Trump said he was unhappy with the move.
In rural Pennsylvania, the family-owned department store Dunham’s caters to those who feel left behind by e-commerce or simply prefer to do their shopping at a slower pace.
It makes our communities and our democracy stronger — but it’s struggling.
Many colleges and universities are taking a leading role in revitalizing local communities, recognizing that development can make their institutions more attractive.
Once seen as crime scene detritus, bullets and ejected shell casings are now recognized as vital pieces of evidence.
In Coatesville, Pa., a struggling steel town, Coach Matt Ortega and his son Ricky have led the team to a 12-0 record. Their success is both extraordinary and reflective of more Latino participation in the sport.
In a last-minute act, Mr. Sessions limited the Justice Department’s ability to oversee local police reforms. The move raises questions about what this hands-off approach means for existing agreements.
Black women have intimate and sometimes fraught relationships with our hair. Today, my hair is helping me work out the most important relationship I’ll ever have: the one I have with myself.
Carnegie Mellon’s CyLab is one of the largest institutions in the world focused on education and research for the next generation of cybersecurity experts.
The State of Maryland asked a federal judge to declare that by law, the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, is the rightful acting attorney general.