Education Government Watchdog Will Investigate Trump Administration on Civil Rights The commission plans to review budgets, staffing, management practices, and recent resolution efforts at civil rights offices. Elena Gooray
Environment Sweden Passes Ambitious Climate Law to Be Carbon Neutral by 2045 Sweden is one of just three European countries with climate policies in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement. Kate Wheeling
News in Brief Teen Who Urged ‘Boyfriend’ to Commit Suicide Found Guilty of Manslaughter The ruling could change the way courts consider manslaughter cases in the future. Kate Wheeling
Environment California Cuts Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Signs International Climate Agreement California is on pace to meet the goal of its Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006. Francie Diep
Education Department of Education to Roll Back More For-Profit College Regulations The regulations sought to protect student loan borrowers. Elena Gooray
News in Brief Gunman Opens Fire at GOP Baseball Team Practice The shooter was reportedly targeting elected officials. Kate Wheeling
News in Brief Tom Perriello Cedes Virginia Gubernatorial Primary to Ralph Northam The leftist candidate proved a tough adversary for Northam, but fell short of clinching the Democratic nomination for governor by about 10 percent. Morgan Baskin
Economics Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Is Taking a Leave of Absence A committee of upper management will run Uber in Kalanick's stead. Jack Denton
Social Justice Environmental Protection Agency Head Leaves G7 Environment Meeting Early The EPA head departed Italy after a few hours of a planned two-day meeting with the Group of Seven. Francie Diep
News in Brief Travel Ban Loses in Second Appeals Court Ruling The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday against President Trump's controversial travel ban. Morgan Baskin