While it is hard to quantify the program’s effect in absolute terms, its history offers valuable lessons for today, not least ...

The Federal Trade Commission is seeking input about how the medical industry used deceptive practices to push "gender-affirming care." ...

The Muslim Brotherhood, a transnational political and religious movement, has come back into focus in U.S. political ...

Political theatre, reelection and filibuster fights loomed over lawmakers during a 2025 session when the ‘will of the voter’ ...

Some of the same titles and authors the C.I.A. sent east during the Cold War, including “1984,” are now deemed objectionable ...

Two bills aimed at combating censorship in schools and libraries have passed the New York State Senate, according to State of Politics. Senator Rachel May, representing the Syracuse area, introduced ...

Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo and the Democratic-controlled Nevada State Legislature clashed on myriad issues this year, ...

Columbia agreed to pay more than $220 million to restore federal research money canceled in the name of combating campus ...

Despite efforts to diversify curricula, teachers still regularly assign many of the same classic works, a new survey finds.

Davis took over the presidency after former President Jay Hartzell’s sudden departure. Davis was hired straight out of Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office in 2018, after three years of working beside ...

Are You a Librarian? The Untold Story of Librarians” connects the history of public libraries, civil rights and literacy to the current political attacks on the public library system.

Florida already ranks No. 1 in book censorship. Now the state is beefing up its list of banned books, even as student scores ...