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Correction appended

There are some documents that the Trump administration is working very hard to publicize. There are others that it’s working very hard to bury.

If you want some good analysis of the latest twists involving the Nunes memo, you can find it from my colleague Michelle Goldberg. I’m going to focus elsewhere today: on an internal Labor Department report that shows that one of its own proposals — allowing business owners to keep tips for themselves — would cost workers billions of dollars a year. That’s the report the Trump administration is trying to bury.

Ben Penn of Bloomberg Law broke the story yesterday. He reported that Labor Department leaders first ordered a change in the report’s methodology to make it seem as if the proposed rule wouldn’t hurt workers very much. When the new methodology still made the rule look bad for workers — because it is bad for workers — the leaders shelved the report, rather than including it in public documents.