Why the elaborate ruse Trump used in Turkey isn’t like other secret presidential trips
The Trump administration’s actions raise questions about transparency, national security and preserving democracy.
August 2026
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Researchers, advocates rail against government’s efforts to end workforce data collection
Civil rights groups and researchers pleaded at a public hearing Tuesday for a federal agency to continue its annual collection of workplace demographic data.
Trump told Ukraine it had no cards. Then Kyiv took the war to Russia
Since a President Donald Trump-Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy meeting last year, Kyiv has ramped up long-range strikes in Russia.
Government fights trade judge’s order for tariff refunds to all importers
Government lawyers said a Court of International Trade judge overstepped his authority by ordering the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol to issue refunds to all companies that paid tariffs that were deemed illegal in February, even those that didn’t file a lawsuit in trade court.
FACT FOCUS: Trump makes false claims as he signs order urging revisions around childhood vaccines
While issuing an executive order urging states to revise childhood vaccine recommendations, President Donald Trump and others in his administration repeated several false claims about those vaccines, as well as their relationship to autism.
Pediatricians and health departments sidestep Trump’s CDC on vaccine guidance
A rupture of scientific trust in the CDC has put many pediatricians in a bind.
Heading off to college? Here are some tips for managing your finances
Heading off to college is exciting, but it also comes with new responsibilities. Experts say it’s a great time to start building credit, budgeting, and managing money.
Deadline passes for Rep. Max Miller to be replaced on Ohio ballot as he faces domestic abuse claims
The congressman remains in what is increasingly seen as a competitive race.
San Diego Unified students return to school as district touts literacy, college and careers
‘What we need to make sure is we’re building people that love to read,’ said Superintendent Fabiola Bagula at Patrick Henry High School on Monday.
As Barrera and Shaw compete to lead California schools, their school board histories offer hints of their plans
The two school board presidents — one a longtime San Diego Unified leader, the other elected in Riverside County during the pandemic — offer diverging visions for public education.