@jacobbogage: Covering coronavirus, business & the U.S. Postal Service @washingtonpost. Forever a sportswriter. Bad golfer. Proud Marylander. Mizzou grad x2.
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The company behind Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge says the job cuts are part of its transition to build more electric vehicles.
By: Jacob Bogage
The federal fine for a child labor violation causing serious injury or death is currently limited to just over $15,000. A new bill would raise the maximum to $700,000.
By: Jacob Bogage
The proposal to allow teens to serve alcohol joins a raft of measures passed or under consideration in other states that loosen restrictions on minors’ work.
Here’s what each case in the debt ceiling showdown would mean for the country and economy.
By: Jacob Bogage
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) on Thursday said she will sign a bill to roll back labor protections for children, allowing them to work longer hours and take jobs that had been prohibited.
By: Jacob Bogage, Aaron Gregg
The entertainment giant alleges that a measure signed into law Friday was drafted solely to target its Walt Disney World Resort development.
By: Jacob Bogage
There is a Washington tradition going back almost 40 years of lawmakers and the president dickering with fiscal policy as the nation’s solvency hangs in the balance.
By: Jacob Bogage
The tax agency has quietly built its own prototype system for filing tax returns digitally and free of charge, according to current and former officials.
By: Jacob Bogage
Attorneys attempted to subpoena Musk in April but were unable to locate him.
By: Jacob Bogage, Annabelle Timsit, Rachel Lerman
A judge ordered Holmes, founder of the failed blood-testing startup Theranos, to begin serving her 11-year sentence for fraud and conspiracy on May 30.
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