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In the Wild West of School Voucher Expansions, States Rely on Untested Companies, With Mixed Results

To Pay for Trump Tax Cuts, House GOP Floats Plan to Slash Benefits for the Poor and Working Class

Vera Rubin Was a Pioneering Female Astronomer. Her Federal Bio Now Doesn’t Mention Efforts to Diversify Science.

A Defense Department Directive to Expand Access to Military Courts Falls Short of Federal Law’s Requirements

How Many Students Have Been Expelled Under Tennessee’s School Threats Law? There’s No Clear Answer.

They Followed North Carolina Election Rules When They Cast Their Ballots. Now Their Votes Could Be Tossed Anyway.

Dozens of People Died in Arizona Sober Living Homes as State Officials Fumbled Medicaid Fraud Response

Madison and Nashville School Shooters Appear to Have Crossed Paths in Online Extremist Communities

Insurers Failed to Comply With Mental Health Coverage Law, Department of Labor Report Finds

North Dakota Sued the Interior Department at Least Five Times Under Gov. Doug Burgum. Now He’s Set to Run the Agency.

This Icebreaker Has Design Problems and a History of Failure. It’s America’s Latest Military Vessel.

Is a New Mississippi Law Decreasing Jailings of People Awaiting Mental Health Treatment? The State Doesn’t Know.

Women Made Electoral Gains in Statehouses Across the Country in 2024. The Southeast Is a Different Story.

Donald Trump’s No. 2 Pick for the EPA Represented Companies Accused of Pollution Harm

How Segregated Are Your Local Private Schools? We Made a Tool to Help You Find Out.

North Carolina Supreme Court Candidate Wants Military Absentee Votes Tossed. Years Earlier, That’s How He Voted.

North Carolina Supreme Court Candidate Wants Military Absentee Votes Tossed. Years Earlier, That’s How He Voted.

Following a Series of Government Hacks, Biden Closes Out His Administration With New Cybersecurity Order

This Storm-Battered Town Voted for Trump. He Has Vowed to Overturn the Law That Could Fix Its Homes.

Lawmakers in at Least Seven States Seek Expanded Abortion Access