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Civil rights groups plan to challenge the advantages children of alumni receive in the admissions process.

Thomas accused Jackson of promoting a “race-infused world view.” Jackson said Thomas was ignoring the facts.

Looking ahead to the Supreme Court’s potentially radical next move.

A fake crisis at the court.

The high court found that Harvard and the University of North Carolina discriminated against white and Asian American applicants by using ra...

The speaker faces a monumental challenge over the next three months: bringing his conservatives and more centrist members together on a work...

The shocking impotence of the center-right on both sides of the Atlantic is once again opening the door to right-wing populism.

GOP leaders are working to clear the field for former Navy SEAL Tim Sheehy, who is challenging Democratic Sen. Jon Tester.

Unlike past attempts to sell the public on its work, the administration seems intent to inflict a modicum of political pain for those who op...

What it’s like to be a member of a tiny caucus up against a powerful majority

The vice president has a portfolio and (finally) some stability. But she doesn’t yet have the polls.

“It keeps the toothpaste in the tube,” one election expert said.

Previously under the radar judicial contests will see millions of dollars pour in.

The military needs more AI technology, faster — which means first getting out of its own way.

Senators are calling for more funding, even if it runs afoul of the debt deal.

The push to own the economy, by literally branding it with the president’s name, is not without risk.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said the ruling was a “welcome signal in advance of 2024.” 

The Supreme Court maintained the power of state courts to review election laws under state constitutions.

The once-fringe legal theory broadly argued that state courts have little — or no — authority to question state legislatures on election law...

After months of a molasses-slow pace in the chamber, get ready for bigger bipartisan swings on everything from rail safety to artificial int...

The hottest club in GOP politics right now is the party’s presidential primary.

The comments came after an unexpected political crisis in Russia that threatened the stability of Vladimir Putin’s regime.

Allies agree they should remain “silent” and “neutral” about the mutiny, but see a “window” for Kyiv to strike.

It's not yet clear whether the conservative group will formally eject her, but people familiar with the matter pointed to a consensus agains...