Trump Administration

Non-citizens in the military are now denied citizenship more frequently than their civilian counterparts. The Department of Defense appears to be behind the shift.

California says it's owed $9.3 million for fighting fires on federal lands. The Forest Service says the state is overbilling.

Amid attacks on several food security programs from the Trump administration, this proposed change could ignite yet another debate about where we draw the line.

Three other district courts have already blocked Trump from undoing the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

A federal court has decided to allow the administration to continue sending asylum seekers back to Mexico as the lawsuit against the Remain in Mexico plan makes its way through the legal system.

Mark Morgan is a former Obama administration official who has become a vocal Trump supporter.

The Trump administration strengthened protections for "conscientious objectors" to abortion and assisted suicide. We talked to ethicists about balancing patients' and providers' rights.

A new report highlights the tax benefits of 60 of the largest American corporations.

A social worker explains how the president's latest memo could affect asylum seekers as they await the outcome of their court proceedings.

An interview with Peter Mulrean, of the United Nations agency in charge of Palestinian refugees, about what cutting U.S. aid to the program will mean for the world.

Under a new plan, people who have been in the country for up to two years would be treated as if they just crossed the border—and they could be swiftly deported.

Multiple proposed panelists have publicly expressed their skepticism of human-caused climate change.

The Department of Justice wants to allow appeals judges to uphold deportations without explaining their reasoning. But the last time that was the practice, the case docket doubled.

In the last 10 days, the Remain in Mexico plan was blocked by one judge, only for that judge's preliminary injunction to be stayed by another court.

The Imperial Irrigation District in California has sued to halt the plan, arguing that it wrongly ignores the Salton Sea.

Yemeni bodega owners in New York are refusing to sell copies of the Post. Will they encourage the paper to change its editorial policy?

Advocates warn that proposed new travel restrictions could target black people.

The administration's latest target: research centers known as Landscape Conservation Cooperatives.

The secretary of Homeland Security, who resigned over the weekend, oversaw most of the Trump administration's family separation efforts.

The new panel put out a new report Thursday calling for better communication and coordination for climate change policy.

If President Donald Trump were to close the border, these people's daily lives (and in many cases, their livelihoods), would be deeply affected.

Since public outrage forced the administration to abandon family separation, it has been searching for ways to guarantee that families remain in detention prior to a final decision on their immigration cases.

U.S. immigration courts face an "existential crisis." The American Bar Association says it has a solution.

Experts have already warned that the territorial defeat of the self-declared caliphate does not mean that the war is won. Afghanistan offers a warning of how ISIS could resurge.