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Carvalho has regularly opposed the administration's aggressive crackdown in and around Los Angeles, referencing his own history as an immigrant living in the U.S. illegally.

Eventually, the changes will streamline the system and reduce the number of repayment options, but right now, trying to understand what's happening is a little like staring into a bowl of alphabet soup (except that soup is made of money).

Trump wants a deal to constrain Iran's nuclear program, and he sees an opportunity while the country is struggling at home with growing dissent following nationwide protests.

The alerts will only go to parents who are enrolled in Instagram's parental supervision program.

In our news wrap Wednesday, Larry Summers is leaving his teaching post at Harvard after his name appeared hundreds of times in the recent batch Epstein files, rescue teams in Brazil are searching for dozens of people after intense rains and floods .. ...

Dr. Casey Means, the wellness influencer and ally of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is the president's nominee for surgeon general. As a prominent voice in the MAHA movement, some of her ideas, such as prioritizing natural foods, reducing .. ...

With a 250th birthday in sight, we wanted to ask Americans what it means to be an American and reflect on what the founders built, who they left out and what in that 250-year history has been left unresolved. Judy Woodruff went to Vermont, a state .. ...

Julian Shapiro-Barnum is the creator and host of "Recess Therapy," an online series where he talks with kids about everything from friendship to the meaning of life. He shares his Brief But Spectacular take on what adults can learn from the clarity . ...

A Rhode Island college football player died from carbon monoxide poisoning after he tried to charge his phone in his car during a massive snow storm in a power outage.

The nature of the investigation and what allegations were being examined was not immediately clear.