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David Bernhardt had been a top Interior Department official in the Bush administration, watching as policies grinded up the chain over weeks and months before a final OK was signaled from the White House.

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David Bernhardt has written a screed against the burgeoning administrative state built on his firsthand experience as a Beltway insider.

"You Report to Me" could become a must-read for conservatives trying to stop bureaucracies.

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland is being dogged by ethics questions stemming from her daughter Somah Haaland's activism against oil-and-gas leasing near Chaco Canyon in northwestern New Mexico, an issue pitting the department against the Navajo Nation.

The first must-have volume for would-be political appointees hoping to restore America after the swearing-in of a Republican president in 2025 has just been published.

Names and bios of all 2022 Publius Fellows

Offshore wind turbines the height of skyscrapers will soon tower over East Coast fishing grounds. Government regulators downplay the danger.

UW Health Kids experts said access to appointments is a problem across the country, but there are a few things parents and students can do to prepare for their WIAA fall seasons ahead of time.

With the school year winding down, health officials say that now is the time to think about getting a physical for student athletes for summer and fall sports.