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How a Business Litigator Became DOJ’s Point Man Against Transgender Care
Jordan Campbell’s enforcement efforts have pressured healthcare providers even as they have hit roadblocks in court.
How a Business Litigator Became DOJ’s Point Man Against Transgender Care
Jordan Campbell’s enforcement efforts have pressured healthcare providers even as they have hit roadblocks in court.
How Asheville’s Artists and Shopkeepers Rebuilt Their City
Two years after Hurricane Helene, tourists and business are back—largely thanks to the persistence of local residents and merchants.
How Missouri’s Republican Gerrymander Struck Out at the Supreme Court
Three times in a row, the high court rebuffed a long-shot redistricting effort.
Opinion | CBO’s Climate Health Forecasters
Congress’s budget office takes on temperatures and Medicare spending.
Report Details Security Failures at School Where Charlie Kirk Was Killed
An independent review found deficiencies in how Utah Valley University and Turning Point USA handled his campus event.
Opinion | Congress Tries to Fix College Sports
The NCAA invites 535 athletic commissioners. Hope it works out.
Opinion | Ending the ESG Dairy Heist
The USDA settles a lawsuit against a coercive farm payment.
Pentagon-Backed Venezuelan Oil Company Poised to Challenge Chevron
Plus, SCOTUS decides the White House can use a database to check voters’ citizenship and a federal court upheld the Pentagon labeling Anthropic a security risk.
Opinion | Who’s Afraid of Civility and Dialogue on Campus
A faculty group that dubs itself Uncivil claims that open conversation is right-wing and pro-Israel.
Opinion | Will the AI Frenzy Add Up to Anything?
Deterring nuclear war wasn’t a one-day job. The answer to AI risk isn’t suddenly on the table.
WSJ U.S. News, focused on domestic policy, politics, and the economic developments shaping the United States. Understand what’s happening — and why it matters.