Judge Vacates Oil and Gas Leases on 145,000 Acres in Montana
A federal judge, rapping the Trump administration for its weak environmental assessments, has vacated hundreds of oil and gas leases across a large swath of Montana.
Native American Tribes Sue Over Coronavirus Stimulus Aid
A dispute among native populations over $8 billion in federal coronavirus relief has delayed aid to tribes that are among the hardest-hit by Covid-19.
Coronavirus Drives Signs of a Major Drop in College Enrollment
Uncertain that campuses will reopen, students are reluctant to commit for the fall. For schools, enrollment drops and lost revenue could be devastating.
Coronavirus Live News Updates
A mall operator plans to reopen shopping centers, government officials debate whether some pro sports could resume, and schools balk at spring reopenings.
Mfume to Return to Congress, Succeeding Elijah Cummings
He first held the seat from 1987 to 1996 until he left to serve as president of the N.A.A.C.P. and was replaced by Mr. Cummings, who died in October.
Justin Amash Moves Toward a Third-Party Bid for President
Mr. Amash, an independent congressman from Michigan who left the Republican Party last year, said he was exploring running as a Libertarian, adding new volatility to the race.
Pence Tours Mayo Clinic and Flouts Its Rule That All Visitors Wear a Mask
The vice president, who leads the White House’s coronavirus task force, said that masks were meant to prevent the spread of the virus and that he was tested regularly and does not have it.
Treasury Vows to Recoup Virus Relief Aid Claimed by Big Companies
The Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, said the administration would audit any company that received more than $2 million.
Coronavirus Likely to Keep Schools Shut, Despite Trump’s Wishes
Most districts have no plans to end online lessons soon, and reopening will bring significant changes, educators say.
Under Pressure, House Leaders Scrap Plans for Speedy Return to the Capitol
With no legislative work scheduled, some rank-and-file lawmakers protested and the Capitol physician warned that a return to Washington carried health risks.
James Beggs, 94, Is Dead; NASA Chief Championed Space Shuttle
He was on leave during the Challenger disaster in 1986 and resigned shortly after what critics called a leadership vacuum.
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