Whistleblower Frances Haugen’s revelations aren’t sparking a European move to regulate the social media giant — they’re sealing it. | Continue reading
San Francisco Health Officer Susan Philip said the requirement won't kick in for at least two months. | Continue reading
Other countries have been galvanized to confront diet issues. The U.S. has had no such wakeup call. | Continue reading
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Violent crime spiked across the country during the pandemic, forcing a reckoning in cities like Atlanta. | Continue reading
The president could name his choices of Jessica Rosenworcel and Gigi Sohn as early as Tuesday, people familiar with the moves said. | Continue reading
A whistleblower victim provided new documents to POLITICO and is alleging retaliation for speaking out. | Continue reading
Local government opposition, high taxes and competition from unlicensed businesses are complicating the state's push to build a thriving legal market. | Continue reading
Unsealed court documents say the search giant sought help from Apple, Facebook and Microsoft to "find areas of alignment." | Continue reading
A formal move to green-light crypto trading by banks would probably be met with resistance by advocates of tough financial rules. | Continue reading
Some Americans fled from cities during the pandemic, some went the opposite way. Will cities start competing for footloose workers instead of factories and sports teams? | Continue reading
Audrey Tang insists that what has torn other democracies apart can help keep Taiwan together: digital tech. | Continue reading
Politicians like to argue in favor of more infrastructure — and more spending on it. But we can use the capacity we already have in much smarter ways. | Continue reading
Revenues jumped 18 percent in the fiscal year that just ended, analysts say — the biggest one-year increase since 1977. | Continue reading
In U.S. history, previous periods of gridlock and partisanship eventually gave way to bursts of constitutional amendments. | Continue reading
The couple are accused of selling nuclear secrets, including on a SD card concealed in a peanut butter sandwich. | Continue reading
Trump’s election nemesis refuses to shut up and take the former president’s abuse. | Continue reading
Trump’s election nemesis refuses to shut up and take the former president’s abuse. | Continue reading
The National Security Council has been convening more frequent high-level meetings on the topic — a sign that the government’s review is accelerating. | Continue reading
The new law comes after a year in which California leaders and activists focused more on racial justice following the May 2020 police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. | Continue reading
The House panel probing the Capitol attack had demanded documents and testimony from the former president's former aides by Thursday. | Continue reading
National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins plans to announce his resignation on Tuesday after nearly three decades at the agency. | Continue reading
We should worry about what the modern campaign process is doing to all of our leaders. | Continue reading
Despite the feverish negotiations and the stakes involved, more than half of Americans are not closely watching the debate in Congress, according to the poll. | Continue reading
The antitrust crusader’s push to shake the FTC out of its “timidity” is alarming tech giants, Republicans and even some of the agency’s own. | Continue reading
The governor is seeking to “determine whether any violations of Florida’s election laws took place.” | Continue reading
New documents reveal the involvement of the little-known USPS Internet Covert Operations Program. | Continue reading
Advocacy groups argue the company is trying to bully critics. | Continue reading
“I would like governors who hold those decisions to make those decisions now that [vaccines] are FDA-approved.” | Continue reading
The company allegedly agreed to overpay on the original $106 million penalty so its CEO and COO could avoid deposition and personal liability. | Continue reading
Democrats are turning to vaccine requirements and Covid mandates in a tricky political environment. | Continue reading
Federal health officials plan to allocate specific amounts to each state under the new approach. | Continue reading
Pummeled by unemployment, Las Vegas tried to reopen without widespread vaccination. Here are the lessons the city learned — and the challenges ahead. | Continue reading
With the chief justice increasingly sidelined, the Supreme Court's new majority has an aggressive strategy to cement a conservative agenda. | Continue reading
Shaoul Sussman spoke to the publication months before joining the agency as an attorney adviser to new Chair Lina Khan. | Continue reading
The inmate claimed the state was violating his religious freedom by not letting his pastor lay hands on him at the time of his lethal injection. | Continue reading
The country’s premier intelligence agency is looking to showcase “a softer side” via social media. | Continue reading
The newest branch is among a number of military and intelligence organizations in the running to take over the investigation of unexplained aircraft. | Continue reading
Acting FDA Commissioner Janet Woodcock sent a memo Tuesday evening to vaccine regulators, reiterating her support as frustration over the process spreads within their ranks. | Continue reading
The court's three Democratic appointees dissented. | Continue reading
Horrified by U.S. government failures to help former colleagues and friends trapped in Afghanistan, the group is using its connections to fill the breach. | Continue reading
The apparent violations were part of Wohl and Burkman’s voter suppression activities ahead of the Nov. 3 presidential election, aimed at discouraging voting by mail. | Continue reading
The publication of the studies comes a week after the agency released its first three reports on vaccine efficacy. | Continue reading
What I learned about American power watching the U.S. leave Vietnam — and then Afghanistan decades later. | Continue reading
Poorly resourced state governments are no match for the lobbying firepower of Apple, the most valuable company in the world. | Continue reading
The enforcement actions are fueling debate about how cryptocurrency players fit into financial regulations. | Continue reading
The former smartphone maker turned software firm resisted announcing a major vulnerability until after federal officials stepped in. | Continue reading