The U.S. Department of Justice is now being asked to investigate allegations of racism and misconduct by the Mayor of Clark, New Jersey. Jonathan Dienst reports. More As Seen On Videos Latest...

mortgage lender she accused of writing unfit Federal Housing Administration loans, arguing that Academy Mortgage Corp. hasn't shown that the government knew and allowed its alleged misconduct. Gw...

give first right of refusal to incumbent employees when taking over agencies' existing requirements, effectively reviving and expanding on a rescinded Obama-era rule. The proposed "nondisplacemen...

federal wage requirements on contracts governing shelters for unaccompanied migrant children, arguing the policy is a result of final actions and will cause financial strain. In a brief Wednesday...

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