Sometime this month, roughly 20 million Americans will get a letter about their health insurance. Federal law requires it: states must warn Medicaid expansion enrollees, no later than September, that starting January 1, 2027 they will have to document 80 hours a month...
The August jobs report, released Friday morning, was better than almost anyone predicted. Employers added 162,000 jobs, roughly triple the consensus forecast of about 56,000. July, which the government initially reported as a loss of 23,000 jobs, was revised to a gain...
On Thursday morning, a Justice Department lawyer stood in a Boston courtroom and could not tell a federal judge whether the Postal Service’s system for screening mail ballots is ready to run. On Thursday afternoon, before that judge could rule and before the...
Hours before a federal judge decides whether the Postal Service’s mail ballot rule stays blocked through November, a whistleblower inside the agency has told Congress and reporters what the rule looks like from the inside — and the description, in the words of...
Sixty-two days before an election his own advisers privately admit is slipping away, President Trump stood in the Oval Office and described an American economy that does not exist. U.S. growth, he said, could hit “14, 15, 16, 20 percent.” For the record:...
The mail voting fight arrives at its decisive week fully loaded. On Monday, the federal judge whose restraining order blocks the Postal Service’s mail ballot rule denied the administration’s request to pause that order pending appeal — ruling that a...
