Uber and Other Gig Companies Maneuver to Shape Labor Rules
Lobbyists are pressing legislatures, and sometimes working around them, to keep workers from being deemed employees.
Testing Novel Power, Trump Administration Detains Palestinian After Sentence Ends
A judge has ordered the release of Adham Hassoun, who served 15 years in prison in a terrorism case and has no place to be deported. But the administration says he is too dangerous.
Trump Officials Broaden Attack on Health Law, Arguing Courts Should Reject All of It
The administration had previously said only that the Affordable Care Act’s pre-existing conditions provisions should be struck down, leaving parts like Medicaid expansion intact.
2nd Man Found Dead in Ed Buck’s Home Overdosed on Methamphetamine
Timothy Dean, 55, like Gemmel Moore, 26, died of an accidental methamphetamine overdose in the West Hollywood apartment, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
On Politics: With Mueller Inquiry Over, Trump Goes on Offensive
President Trump and his allies vowed to pursue and even punish those responsible for the Russia investigation, which ended without implicating him.
NASA Cancels First All-Female Spacewalk Over Spacesuit Sizes
The astronauts, Anne McClain and Christina Koch, will both walk in space — just not together, because only one medium-size torso component is available.
Barr’s Declaration on Trump Puts Justice Dept. Back in Political Crucible
The special counsel did not decide whether President Trump had obstructed justice, so the attorney general stepped in.
U.S. Said to Have Tapes of Alleged 9/11 Mastermind Plotting With Co-Conspirators
The existence of the tapes of discussions involving Khalid Shaikh Mohammed was disclosed by defense lawyers in the case being tried at Guantánamo Bay.
12 People, Including 6 Coaches, Plead Not Guilty in College Admissions Scandal
Those who appeared in a Boston court on Monday included the top tennis coach at Georgetown and an assistant teacher at a Houston public school.
Disappointed Fans of Mueller Rethink the Pedestal They Built for Him
The subset of liberals who idolized Robert S. Mueller III and thought he would bring down President Trump are devastated, but some still hold out hope for the special counsel’s full report.
Duke University to Pay $112.5 Million to Settle Claims of Research Misconduct
The university submitted falsified data in connection with 30 grants obtained from the N.I.H. and E.P.A., according to a whistle-blower lawsuit.
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