How Big Companies Are Driving the Renewable Boom
Dozens of Fortune 500 companies are voluntarily investing billions in wind and solar energy.
Move to Vermont. Work From Home. Get $10,000. (Or at Least Something.)
Gov. Phil Scott has signed into law a bill that will pay a number of people who move to Vermont and work remotely for an out-of-state company.
Vulnerable Republicans See Immigration as Political Salvation
From the Rocky Mountain West to Texas and to California, Republican backers of an immigration petition are making life tough on Speaker Paul D. Ryan.
Puerto Rico’s Schools Are in Tumult, and Not Just Because of Hurricane Maria
Student enrollment dropped after the storm, forcing a new wave of school closings and raising fears that even more families will flee the island.
Trump Ran as a Renegade. Now He’s Trying to Keep Them at Bay.
Unexpectedly, President Trump has cut off the oxygen to the opposition, insurgent wing of the Republican Party.
Stormy Daniels’s Lawyer Sought Help From Democrats in Fight With Trump
The lawyer, Michael Avenatti, has insisted that the case against the president and his lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, is not political.
Archdiocese in Minnesota Plans to Settle With Abuse Victims for $210 Million
If approved, the settlement will be the largest ever for a sex abuse case involving an archdiocese that has filed for bankruptcy protection.
U.S. Allies Denounce Trump’s Tariffs Decision
Leaders and officials from the E.U., Canada and Mexico were united in their disapproval of President Trump’s move to place tariffs on metals, which could provoke retaliation against American businesses.
Lawsuit Says Citizenship Question on Census Targets Minorities for Political Gain
The lawsuit, filed by several groups representing minorities, was the fourth major effort to block the question from the 2020 census.
Why Gunmen Record Video Manifestos
The suspect charged with killing 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Fla., made several videos stating his goals before the attack. Experts explain the motivations behind these types of recordings.
Disability and Civil Rights Groups Sue DeVos Over Investigation Rollbacks
The three organizations object to new procedures that allow the Education Department to summarily dismiss complaints it sees as burdensome or a drain on resources.
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