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Based on his nominations to his foreign policy team, his own first-term record and the catastrophic legacy of Biden's policies, we conclude that there is some hope for peace in Ukraine, but that the prospect for peace in the Middle East is more distant than ever.

“Moving forward, we will not continue to use the Let Girls Learn brand or maintain a stand-alone program.”

Is the Supreme Court intent on showing the world how to upend public efforts to address discrimination, gun violence, and climate change?

“We are hopeful that this $3 billion penalty, along with the personnel and structural changes at the Bank, will ensure that such conduct will not reoccur.”

“Zenith Energy Corporation, and the city’s inability to shut it down, is the poster child for what is wrong with our system.”

A tale of Paris climate agreement supporters, political spending and unintended consequences.

The DOJ’s Civil Rights Division had brought lawsuits accusing Louisiana of confining prisoners longer than they should and South Carolina of keeping mentally ill people in unreasonably restrictive group homes. Both cases are now on hold.

Noise from vessels, sonar, seismic surveys and construction can damage marine animals' hearing, change their behaviors and, in some cases, threaten their ability to survive.

The Biden administration's decision to hold the lease sale is being challenged in federal court.

What you need to know about education savings accounts, a kind of “super-voucher.”