President Donald Trump speaks at the Energy Department in Washington, on June 29, 2017. Susan Walsh/AP hide caption toggle caption Susan Walsh/AP President Donald Trump speaks at the Energy Department in Washington, on June 29, 2017. Susan Walsh/AP President Trump campaigned on a platform to make American energy great again. “We’re loaded,” he said, at

A congressional staff member displays images of social media posts during a House Intelligence Committee hearing in November about Russian use of social media. Alex Wong/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Alex Wong/Getty Images A congressional staff member displays images of social media posts during a House Intelligence Committee hearing in November about Russian use

San Diego Padres broadcaster Dick Enberg waves to the crowd at a retirement ceremony prior to the Padres final home baseball game of the season on Sept. 29, 2016, in San Diego. Lenny Ignelzi/AP hide caption toggle caption Lenny Ignelzi/AP San Diego Padres broadcaster Dick Enberg waves to the crowd at a retirement ceremony prior

Now that Congress has passed the Republican tax bill, the IRS has a lot of work to do to prepare for the changes to the tax code. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Now that Congress has passed the Republican tax bill, the IRS has a lot of work to do

Reuters reporters Wa Lone, left, and Kyaw Soe Oo stand handcuffed in an image released by the Myanmar Ministry of Information and broadcast by MRTV on Dec. 13. AP hide caption toggle caption AP Reuters reporters Wa Lone, left, and Kyaw Soe Oo stand handcuffed in an image released by the Myanmar Ministry of Information

It’s been quite a year for for-profit education. “Continued collapse,” is how Bryan Alexander, an educational futurist, describes it. Here’s a quick look back: In February, Apollo Group, which operates University of Phoenix, one of the biggest names in the business, was taken private by a group of investors. In March, EDMC, which held three

Yanghee Lee, U.N. human rights special rapporteur to Myanmar, talks to journalists during a news briefing in Yangon, Myanmar, in July. Thein Zaw/AP hide caption toggle caption Thein Zaw/AP Yanghee Lee, U.N. human rights special rapporteur to Myanmar, talks to journalists during a news briefing in Yangon, Myanmar, in July. Thein Zaw/AP The United Nation’s

Good morning, here are our early stories: — Senate Approves Landmark Tax Overhaul, Bill Returns To House. — Bernard Law, Former Archbishop Of Boston, Dies In Rome At 86. — U.N. Human Rights Investigator Barred By Myanmar. — A Year Of The Trump Presidency, In Tweets. And here are more early headlines: Latest On Deadly

Christmas decorations illuminate a house as the growing Thomas Fire advances toward Santa Barbara County seaside communities. David McNew/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption David McNew/Getty Images Christmas decorations illuminate a house as the growing Thomas Fire advances toward Santa Barbara County seaside communities. David McNew/Getty Images This was supposed to be the Ekblad family’s

Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe is testifying before the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday. Pete Marovich/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Pete Marovich/Getty Images Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe is testifying before the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday. Pete Marovich/Getty Images Members of Congress have not made life easy for the leaders of the Justice

House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI), speaks about the Republican tax reform legislation currently before Congress, during his weekly briefing on Capitol Hill December 14. Mark Wilson/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Mark Wilson/Getty Images House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI), speaks about the Republican tax reform legislation currently before Congress, during his weekly briefing on Capitol

Cars from an Amtrak train lay spilled onto Interstate 5 below as some train cars remain on the tracks above on Monday in DuPont, Wash. Elaine Thompson/AP hide caption toggle caption Elaine Thompson/AP Cars from an Amtrak train lay spilled onto Interstate 5 below as some train cars remain on the tracks above on Monday