Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

Will Delete Information Previously Reported by U.S. Persons WASHINGTON––Today, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is issuing a final rule that permanently removes the requirement for U.S. companies and U.S. persons to report beneficial ownership …

The Trump administration’s guidance calls for reducing the number of routine immunizations for children and separated measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines.

Documents from law enforcement spy centers show the government is warning cops of "extensive and ongoing chatter on social media" about methods to "physically destroy Flock LPR cameras."

The latest on mail-in voting (again), another attempt to limit childhood vaccines, and efforts to salvage public archives.

The parasite, which spreads via fresh produce and can cause explosive diarrhea, has sickened thousands of Americans in this summer’s record outbreak.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

A new Department of Homeland Security rule will put more asylum seekers into deportation proceedings without an interview, affecting thousands of Minnesotans.

The latest on arbitration rulings in favor of federal employees, the cyclospora outbreak, and the litany of cruelties against immigrants.

A group of transgender and non-binary federal workers and one worker with a transgender child filed a proposed class action against the Office of Personnel Management on Monday, alleging the Trump adm...

Schwartz takes command of a public health agency that has lost thousands of employees amid layoffs, resignations and leadership turmoil.

The latest on mail-in voting, public health leadership, what counts as “historic,” and who is allowed gender-affirming care.

Lots of Immigration news, plus updates from Medical Research Funding, Food Safety, and Medicaid.

Lots of Immigration news, plus updates from Medical Research Funding, Food Safety, and Medicaid.

Lots of Immigration news, plus updates from Medical Research Funding, Food Safety, and Medicaid.

Lots of Immigration news, plus updates from Medical Research Funding, Food Safety, and Medicaid.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

Vote-by-mail rulings, attacks on the Smithsonian, and the latest on trans healthcare.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

This week we have a short briefing about so many events in Immigration, some upsetting things happening in Food Safety, and quick updates from our Medicaid and Federal Workforce teams.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

A CDC employee said the agency is reeling from deep workforce cuts and “running on fumes.” It lost thousands of employees last year, and has hired hundreds.

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota and Pennsylvania, accusing the states of refusing to provide the U.S. Department of Agriculture with data on Supplementa...

This week we have quick updates on Data Security, Infectious Disease Control, and Trans Healthcare.

The Trump administration has cut staff and grants at the National Institutes of Health, and employees warn further overhauls appear to be likely.

Mamuka was not a public safety threat, may not have broken a single law, couldn't be deported, and shouldn't have been arrested. ICE forced taxpayers to pay $18,000 detaining him anyway.

This week, we have quick updates on Immigration and Medical Research Funding.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

State election officials could soon face a stark choice: hand over voter lists to the Trump administration or risk losing Postal Service delivery for mail-in ballots.

This week we have a Data Security focus, plus updates on Infectious Disease Control, Archives & History, and Trans Healthcare.

Advocates were already dreading Medicaid's work requirements. New rules are worse than they feared.

Delaney Hall detainees launched a hunger strike Friday after nearly 300 of them signed a letter calling attention to the conditions inside.

Documenting damage and resistance. Unflooding the zone.

This week we focus on executive power-grabs affecting Equitable Federal Workforce and Medical Research Funding, and we have shorter updates on Immigration and Medicaid.

The acting director of the FDA’s drug center, Tracy Beth Høeg, is leaving the agency. The news come days after Commissioner Marty Makary handed in his resignation.

Quick updates on Immigration, Food Safety, and Medical Research Funding.