Puerto Ricans say U.S. relief efforts failing them
The Trump administration will waive federal restrictions on foreign ships' transportation of cargo to hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.
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Trump suddenly focuses on Puerto Rico, promises visit, aid
After not mentioning the hurricane-devastated island for days, Trump on Tuesday pushed back aggressively and repeatedly against criticism that he had failed to quickly grasp the magnitude of Maria's destruction...
DeVos planning to scrap Obama rules on campus sexual assault
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has said Obama administration guidance on how colleges should handle sexual assault complaints isn't working and suggested it needs revisions.
Trump’s hiring, budget raises questions about U.S. Harvey help
President Donald Trump's hiring and budget plans are raising questions about whether he can deliver the "better-than-ever" recovery he's promised after Hurricane Harvey devastated a swath of the U.S. Gulf...
Donald Trump looks to loyal voters as support slips, agenda stalls
After six months of infighting, investigations and legislative failures, President Donald Trump is trying to combat new signs of weakness in his Republican base and re-energize his staunchest supporters.
Employer-based health coverage likely to stay awhile
Get your insurance through your employer? The ongoing political turmoil around "Obamacare" all but guarantees you'll still be able to do that.
FACT CHECK: Trump’s health care timeline is off
President Donald Trump insists he's said all along that Congress should let the Affordable Care Act "implode," then replace it.
Cancer isn’t silencing McCain in career’s latest chapter
From John McCain's Arizona home, where he's battling brain cancer, the Arizona senator on Thursday lobbed a new attack at the White House over its Syria policy.
Poll: Shift to political left seen on health care
A new poll suggests the country may be shifting left on this core issue, with 62 percent saying it's the federal government's responsibility to make sure that all Americans have...
Education official apologizes anew, this time to victims
The Education Department's top civil rights official issued her second apology in as many days for attributing 90 percent of sexual assault claims to both parties being drunk.