Trump Administration Plans to Roll Back Pregnancy Job Protections
The administration is moving to undo Biden-era workplace rules covering pregnancy, with critics citing provisions on abortion and fertility treatment.
The administration is moving to undo Biden-era workplace rules covering pregnancy, with critics citing provisions on abortion and fertility treatment.
Medicare tested AI-driven prior authorization to curb waste, and the technology immediately reduced the volume of approved medical services.
Persistent high prices continue to challenge President Trump and the GOP politically as midterm elections approach.
With Social Security funds projected to run short by 2032, Senate candidates are offering positions—some unexpected—on how to address the shortfall.
A NYT investigation reveals how chemical plants and industrial facilities obtained waivers letting them sidestep federal toxic emissions requirements.
The Trump administration is channeling Japanese investment into a government-owned semiconductor facility in upstate New York, marking an unusual federal deal.
Only about one-fifth of a 300,000 metric ton lean beef import program has cleared customs six weeks in, raising questions about its price-lowering goals.
Republicans are banking on tax cuts to boost their midterm prospects, but the strategy carries significant political risk.
The White House has modified tariffs on certain Canadian imports as trade policy continues to evolve under the Trump administration.
Multiple states are putting tax-the-rich initiatives before voters this election, with more such measures expected by 2028.
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