Several media organizations failed in their coverage of the federal courts’ actions on Trump’s executive order about mail-in voting.

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The most significant election threats this fall aren't Russian interference or terrorism. It’s our own federal government.

In a time of enrollment crunch, universities have an existential obligation to serve Hispanic students, the one population that’s growing.

Voters are clear in their demand for greater affordability, with college costs near the top of their list. Here’s how to deliver it.

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The Obama Presidential Center offers an answer for how to turn Trump’s ballroom into something Washington actually needs.

The best research universities driving American innovation aren’t just in blue states—and neither is the damage from Trump’s research cuts.

Many pundits wrote off Katie Hobbs when she wouldn’t debate Kari Lake, but now she’s Arizona’s governor on the verge of winning reelection.

What is often missed, or mischaracterized, is the work she did as a CIA agent: Steinem was a spook. CIA agents are tight-lipped, but Steinem spoke openly about her relationship to The Agency in the ...

Trump’s deficits and ballooning U.S. debt are rattling the bond market. Clinton’s approach to budget surpluses offer a blueprint.

Last week, The New York Times published an explosive report entitled “Under Trump, Protected Wild Horses Are Going to Slaughter.” It immediately went viral—as it should have. While it’s hard to top ...