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A letter from the lawyer of a former Uber employee detailed secretive efforts inside the company to monitor competitors and hide information.

A federal judge denied an emergency request on behalf of an Obama-era holdover who disputed President Trump’s decision to appoint a new acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

The agency’s administrator is tearing down environmental protections that his organization should be championing.

Dragging its abysmal standards lower, it may throw more money at billionaires to win two crucial votes.

Air Force officials say they are moving to fix problems that prevented the conviction of a gunman who opened fire at a church in Texas from being reported.

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Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

For decades, the plan to reduce traffic by charging drivers in crowded zones in Manhattan has been revived again and again.

The kingdom released Prince Mutaib bin Abdullah, the former head of the National Guard, a sign it is moving to resolve corruption charges.

Transit has been a boon for real estate, but a bust for riders who can’t afford rising rents near subways, and must endure hourslong commutes to work.

The public hearing in West Virginia was a required step before undoing the Clean Power Plan. One expert said the venue “does not denote a keen interest in alternative views.”

Her star turn in ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ — the first major comedic role in her career — comes at a moment when it’s crucial to reclaim women’s place in stand-up history.

Rights advocates had hoped the pope would specifically denounce the military’s campaign of violence against the Muslim ethnic group.

“My son tells everyone that the hero, Miguel, is Latino ‘just like me.’”

The athlete was cruising against an inferior Russian until his coach shouted “Lose!” after learning who his next opponent would be.

It’s planning to end net neutrality while opposing the Time Warner and AT&T merger. This doesn’t make sense.

The museum’s style — integrating charismatic objects from all over the map — is sensational. Almost enough to make you forget certain grim realities.

Monthly tests are the latest in similar readiness steps by Hawaii amid renewed tensions between the United States and North Korea.

African-Americans are going meatless in growing numbers, for reasons that range from politics to pop culture.

Months before a wave of scandals, creators like Aziz Ansari, Lena Dunham and Tig Notaro explored sexual abuse, particularly the role of the bystander.