A top official at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau argues the administration is no longer trying to destroy the agency, while unions say Trump wants a "complete shutdown." ...

This is our history,' Jalane Schmidt, professor of religious studies at UVA and member of the Historic Resource Committee ...

An NPR investigation law clerks and other judicial employees are vulnerable to mistreatment and have few job protections.

Attorney Domenic Powell, who worked for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, wrote an essay about how to court-proof administrative branch decisions.

Missouri basketball scored more than 100 points for the second straight game at Mizzou Arena, cruising past last-placed South ...

The eighth-ranked Spartans quiet a raucous College Park crowd with a halfcourt heave that finds nothing but net and delivers ...

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"The process didn't officially start until 2016, but this has been a vision for generations. So, to see it actually up and ...

Senators restored a $66.3 million external cost adjustment Friday for teacher and school staff salaries, signaling intent to abide by judge’s ruling.

The legal case regarding Mike Ashley and Sports Direct, up against Newcastle United, Adidas and JD Sports has now come to a conclusion. This case concerning the former owner trying to ensure his ...

To be the first state to go backwards, I mean, how embarrassing could that possibly be?” said Rep. Beth Wessel-Kroeschell, a Democrat.

From the U.K. and Canada to Australia, the powers that be are punishing contrary views. And the censors are heading our way.