Politics

The judge ruled that the Pentagon policy illegally restricts the press credentials of reporters who did not agree to the new rules.

The platform offers discounts on more than 50 brand-name prescription drugs, though many of them have cheaper generic equivalents available.

Plus, more mixed messaging from the Trump administration on Iran.

The former special agents filed suit anonymously, saying they'd be at "immediate risk of doxing, SWATting, harassment, and physical harm" if they were named.

Harvard has said it’s being unfairly penalized for refusing to adopt the administration’s views.

A police officer injured during a protest sued DeRay Mckesson for organizing a 2016 protest in Baton Rouge following the police killing of Alton Sterling.

The defense secretary said "family after family" of service members killed urged the administration to "not stop until the job is done."

The policy document outlines suggestions for congressional action on artificial intelligence, highlighting protections for children and limiting liability for developers.

The Treasury Department will take over management of student loans in default, which make up about 11% of the government’s $1.7 trillion student loan portfolio.

The "grand conspiracy" probe focuses on an earlier investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and other prosecutions related to Trump.

The Commission of Fine Arts approved a 24-carat commemorative coin that features an image of Trump in the Oval Office.