The DEA wants to criminalize concentrated kratom-derived 7-OH products despite gaps in the evidence supporting its proposed limits.

Governing the World to Come, by Charles Kupchan, Yale University Press, 328 pages, $32.50 In popular rendering, international ...

University of Maryland's School of Public Policy, a senior fellow at the Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland, and the director of the University of Maryland's Foreign Policy, ...

The case, styled as a critique of the state's 'vigilante' statute, aims to punish anti-abortion activists for ...

People First Transportation Alliance has helped stall Waymo expansion, despite questions about its affiliations and claims ...

Today, the Supreme Court decided to hear Association for Education Fairness v. Montgomery County Board of Education, a ...

If Congress simply changed how Social Security's COLA was calculated, it could close 12 percent of the program's long-term ...

A federal civil rights investigation will examine whether D.C. jail officials have systematically violated inmates' ...

Last week, not only did Oregon's restrictive gun laws fail to stop a shooter intent on killing innocent people, but a passing ...

The case is likely to be the most important Necessary and Proper Clause case since 2012.

Britain's regulator says Microsoft's products are 'useful,' 'secure,' and 'good value for money.' Apparently, that’s a ...

Defendant objected to the condition that she notify any intimate partners "about the potential risk she poses" as vague. To avoid any vagueness, the Court imposed the following: "The court requires ...