The Supreme Court is disregarding decades of its own conservative precedent—and the bedrock Purcell principle—in an ongoing ...
Days before Trump’s second inauguration, the United Arab Emirates’ “Spy Sheikh” secretly bought 49 percent of the Trump ...
Electric vehicles help shield Americans from volatile gas prices and are already cheaper to maintain and operate than ...
The administration’s transactional and incoherent posturing on Taiwan recklessly erodes deterrence, producing a strategic ...
Hawaii is poised to become the first state to use its long-dormant legal authority to drain corporate money from its ...
Virginia’s newly added 13 electoral votes mean that four more states signing could bring the agreement in force, ensuring ...
As Mother’s Day approaches, April jobs data highlight that women have been a bright spot in a volatile labor market, and ...
Despite April’s pullback in prime-age women’s participation rates, since April 2006, labor force participation among prime-age women ages 25 to 54 has increased by 2.7 percentage points. Meanwhile, ...
Lawmakers must address the nation’s child care supply crisis; according to CAP’s 2026 analysis, nearly half of young children ...
Long-standing but long-neglected federal law allows those subjected to politicized prosecutions to recover legal costs.
Viktor Orbán’s political demise in Hungary is forcing the European Union to confront its internal divisions more directly ...
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