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Treasury’s move comes as Washington tries to combat flow of deadly opioid
Lawsuit says employees at Fremont assembly plant endured ‘severe or pervasive’ harassment since 2015
City’s mayor and federal government spar as thousands of people arrive seeking work and housing
Consultancy admits no wrongdoing as it resolves claims from municipalities and school districts
Illegal border crossings have quadrupled since Joe Biden became president
We need to be able to speak in nuanced terms, including about Russell Brand or Donald Trump
Wave of crossings via Mexico puts pressure on authorities
Experimentation continues on measures to tackle addiction and fatal overdoses
Practice of demanding pretrial monetary bonds to be released from jail blamed for high incarceration rates
Melissa S Kearney looks at how the startling shift affecting American families disadvantages children and exacerbates inequality
Sins of omission and distortion from politicians are complicating the real point of the discipline
The reason we feel so good about laughing at people’s expense is that we have convinced ourselves they deserve it
Capitalism is coming in for Republican criticism as a political pivot point emerges
Jury finds ex-official failed to co-operate with investigation into January 6 attack on US Capitol
Move by Morrison Foerster comes as it was targeted in latest anti-affirmative action campaign by activist Edward Blum
Enrique Tarrio receives longest prison term so far among more than 1,000 defendants charged in connection with the attack
Plus, the end of cheap money cooks up trouble at Travis Kalanick’s CloudKitchens
Annual Nevada festival has become magnet for tech and finance execs and social media influencers
Torrential rains turn desert event into ‘hellscape’ of impenetrable muck and overflowing sewage
Republican presidential hopeful also says Americans would not vote for Trump if he were convicted
Anti-affirmative action crusader expands his sights after winning landmark case over college admissions
More white-collar employees are clearing the decks at the end of the week after pandemic upended in-office work
Smartphone data and home prices help reveal a diverging urban geography since the onset of the pandemic
Applicants encouraged to focus on hardships they have overcome while colleges seek proxies for race in admissions
Local objections and protracted reviews mean new infrastructure projects cost far more in the UK and US than elsewhere
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