Government And Institutions

States and local governments distributed their largest amounts of rental assistance in November.

Black unemployment has seen some of the most significant drops and inconsistent rises across the year.

The U.S. Postal Service is requesting a temporary waiver from President Biden's employer vaccine mandate, warning that mandates or weekly testing measures could impact the agency's ability to operate.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., have written a letter to Google telling the tech giant to stop bullying a DOJ official into recusing himself from the government's antitrust actions against the company

To date, the FAA has launched 1,075 investigations into passenger behavior on flights this year, which is the highest total since the agency started keeping track in 1995.

President Biden has rolled out a new plan aimed at fighting surging meat prices by issuing further regulations and federal spending

Conservationists and tribal leaders are suing the U.S. government to try to block construction of two geothermal plants in northern Nevada’s high desert that they say will destroy a sacred hot springs and could push a rare toad to the brink of extinction.

The CDC is investigating an E. coli outbreak linked to certain brands of packaged salads.

The U.S. has seen its highest levels of inflation in 39 years as consumer prices surge.

New York City has struggled to fill jobs and recover its employment force according to a new report by the New York Federal Reserve.

The CFPB has launched an investigation into companies that offer "buy now, pay later" credit

A big postal rate increase over the summer hasn’t stopped catalog retailers from stuffing mailboxes this holiday season.

According to the company, the letter focuses on "the inadequacy of specific medical device quality system requirements" at its Northridge, California facility, covering areas including risk assessment, corrective and preventive action, complaint handling, device recalls, and reporting of adverse events.

TSA is asking passengers to be cautious of the busiest holiday travel days and to arrive at the airport early.

The CEOs of American, Southwest, and United Airlines are slated to testify before a Senate panel on Wednesday, where lawmakers will ask about the effectiveness of COVID-19 payroll relief funds.

Thea Kendler, President Biden's nominee to be the Department of Commerce's assistant secretary for export control, was serving on the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) prosecution team of Meng Wanzhou, Chinese telecommunications company Huawei’s CFO.

The FAA order pertains to a type of 5G slated to go live Jan. 5. It would restrict pilots from operating automatic landing and other cockpit systems commonly used in poor weather, to avoid possible interference from 5G in the spectrum range known as the C-band.

Apple Inc. last week notified 11 U.S. State Department employees in Uganda that their iPhones were hacked, and investigators have linked the attack to a tool developed by NSO Group, an Israeli technology company that was blacklisted by the Biden administration, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The U.S. Treasury named 12 countries to monitor in a mostly positive report to Congress about trading partners in the post-pandemic global economy.

The Food and Drug Administration is laying the groundwork for the rapid review of Omicron-targeted vaccines and drugs if they turn out to be needed, according to people familiar with the matter.