The National Labor Relations Board has suffered grinding attrition during the Trump administration that will hamper its efforts to enforce labor law even as it regained the capacity to decide cases with two new members in place.

A real estate and construction company is taking its insurers to court over coverage for underlying litigation alleging unsafe conditions in military housing owned and managed by the company.

President Donald Trump’s campaign against offshore wind power in the US sustained major setbacks last week when three different judges blocked enforcement of a government ban and allowed projects to resume construction. But Trump may already have won his battle to gut the industry, even if the turbines now under construction begin supplying electricity as planned in the next year or so.

When the Trump administration called Friday for an emergency power auction in an ambitious bid to speed the construction of big power plants and tame skyrocketing power bills, top officials made clear the vision encompassed specific kinds of energy: coal, gas and nuclear.

Multiemployer unions would be exempted from requirements for automatic enrollment in new retirement plans under a bill backed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers.

A federal judge said Dominion Energy Inc. can restart construction of a wind project off the coast of Virginia while it continues a legal fight over the Trump administration’s order to stop the $11 billion development.