Health departments across the country rely on manual processes, like phone calls and fax machines, to get access to crucial ...

The public-sector workforce is plagued with vacancies. Some states are looking to recruit former federal workers who’ve ...

The explosive growth of data centers around the country — driven in large part by the burgeoning use of artificial intelligence — could come at a “staggering” cost for average residents ...

A report tallies 400 allegations of harassment against 145 lawmakers over the past decade, including 11 new allegations last year. Due to underreporting, the actual figure is probably three times as ...

The impending defeats of three big-city mayors tells us a lot about how politics have changed over the past four years. Also, Utah is giving up on universal mail voting.

Legislators have gone so far as to claim it’s “a myth” that courts have the power to strike down laws. So far, however, the ...

Medicaid covers nearly half of all births in the U.S. and 80 million children. But the age and working status of recipients ...

Mayor Matt Mahan said too many people are dying on the streets. His proposal would push people into services after they ...

Allegations that presidents, governors and mayors are acting like dictators have been part of American government ever since ...

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Democrat Tina Kotek is backing legislation that would allow the state to demand coaches in underperforming schools and take ...

Florida, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Texas, Virginia and even Arizona’s Democratic governor are pursuing statewide plans to help find immigrants for possible deportation.