Public schools in America are becoming testing grounds for a tenuous theory: that poverty can be avoided by making three choices in the right order.

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Whoops! Republicans have somehow managed to violate Bush v. Gore.

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According to the Justice Department’s brief in Braidwood, the case for upholding the PSTF’s authority is straightforward. The ...

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In reality, the people who will be most affected by Trump’s tariffs are poor people. That’s true for low-wage workers who might lose jobs in developing countries around the world as factories downsize ...

The authors of Project 2025 are at it again with Project Esther, a plan that’s supposedly about fighting antisemitism.