Preparing for the anticipated downfall of Roe v. Wade, voters turn their attention to judicial campaigns
Daniel R. Suhr | And why the Declaration of Independence is central to the American canon
Legislators could quickly pass laws in response to an expected Supreme Court ruling
The state could become the first to hold tech companies liable, but critics say the bills undermine free-speech protections
Jennifer Marshall Patterson | Higher education needs reform, not debt cancellation
Brad Littlejohn | The perils of a risk-averse modern society
The suspension of a troubled Pensacola, Fla., abortion facility came only after two clients nearly died
Congress and states consider whether to seize firearms from potential shooters
Gerald Groff’s refusal to work on Sunday disrupted his workplace, judges say
