California regulators used a waiver to battle traffic-induced smog in L.A.
Scott Pruitt said he might take that power away.
Forty percent of Trump voters said Fox News was their main source for campaign news. Clinton voters were more divided, but still opted for traditional media over online-only new outlets.
Editorial writer Carla Hall reflects on the pride and sadness of being African-American in the waning days of Obama's presidency.
The chilling video of a student opening fire into a classroom with a pistol was posted to social media.
"I think we're going to be OK," Obama said in his final White House press conference. "I believe in this country. I believe in the American people."
The company that services student loans for more than 12 million people illegally cheated customers and cut corners to save money, the suit says.
The man Trump wants to lead the Environmental Protection Agency doesn't appear to be a huge fan of what the agency does.
In his final press conference, Obama said he's looking forward to not commenting on political issues. But there's one he'll make an exception for.
More than 100 years ago, a women's movement marched against its chauvinist president-elect the day before his inauguration.
These are the same people who opposed a mandatory childhood vaccine law in California.
From columnist Robin Abcarian:
