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A potentially sweeping reform to K-12 education beginning in January is forcing Democratic governors to weigh the political risks of joining or rejecting the new federal school choice program ...

One of the most urgent questions facing society today is the potential impact of AI on education and labor markets. So it's no surprise that two scientists attempted to provide an answer, producing ...

Five construction projects at a Department of /Veterans Affairs medical center in Fayetteville, Arkansas nearly tripled in cost because of delays that "could have been prevented" by better ...

The Postal Service is increasing the risk of fraud by approving invoices that lack descriptions of the goods or services being purchased, according to a Sept. 24 inspector general report. Key facts:

Arlington County, Virginia opened its first "SuperStop" bus stop in 2013, complete with heated floors, electronic display screens, and slanted pavement that allowed passengers to board a bus ...

Voters often say that politicians have no common sense, but a little-known Senate program takes that belief a bit too seriously. The Office of Education and Training gives senators and their staffers ...

Oklahoma spent $6.2 million planning and designing a behavioral health campus that was never built -- and State Auditor Cindy Byrd says the work wasn't helpful for the replacement project ...

Contractors working at the Department of Veterans Affairs' suicide-prevention hotline earned $11.2 million without answering a single phone call, according to a Sept. 1 report from the VA inspector ...

Federal agencies spent the past two years deep cleaning their offices, throwing away $10 billion worth of inventory ranging from bandages to airplanes. Only 9% of the items were donated, resold or ...

Many Americans may be losing trust in journalism, but attorneys at the Clarkson Law Firm are apparently not among them. In recent years, the Southern California-based firm filed at least ...