The headlines aren’t being polite about it: 1792 Exchange has just lit a public fuse under corporate America. Using the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index as a roadmap, CEO Douglas Napier says his group identified 568 companies whose CEI answers suggest their employee health plans — and likely dependent coverage — will pay for More

The State Department this week said it has unearthed and moved to dismantle organised “birth tourism” networks in West Africa, Europe and North Africa — and has revoked hundreds of visitor visas tied to those schemes. That is welcome news: our visa rules are meant to protect the integrity of U.S. travel and citizenship, and More

New polling should be a wake-up call for Republicans who think Washington can coast into another midterm season on fumes and slogans. The Center Square’s June Voters’ Voice Poll, run by Noble Predictive Insights, shows Democrats ahead on the congressional generic ballot — 47% to 41% — and independents quietly drifting away. That’s not a More

President Donald Trump this week announced his intent to appoint James M. McDonald as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York. That’s the district that handles Manhattan’s big prosecutions — financial fraud, public corruption, organized crime and national security cases. This is a real personnel move with big consequences for how federal law More