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The U.S. Coast Guard acknowledged it had failed for almost two decades to properly investigate sexual assault allegations at the service’s academy or hold perpetrators accountable....Read More

The presidential candidate and anti-vaccine activist made nearly $1.6 million from consulting work for a law firm known for litigation against pharmaceutical companies, a filing showed....Read More

The Supreme Court’s affirmative action decision could upend how students apply to college, and how they are judged. Here’s how....Read More

Summer is a season to be savored. We spend all year looking forward to the long, sunny days, backyard gatherings, and of course—the delightful sips. When the warm weather sets in, I crave a light and...

President Biden said he continued to believe in the need for diversity in higher education, and suggested it might be achieved in other ways....Read More

The unanimous decision interpreted a federal civil rights law to require employers to make substantial efforts to accommodate their workers’ religious practices....Read More

Even as Justices Clarence Thomas and Ketanji Brown Jackson appeared to agree over the policy’s aim, they harshly criticized each other’s conclusions on what to do....Read More

Americans for Prosperity Action is wading into a Republican presidential primary for the first time, and waiting to see which candidate it will get behind for 2024....Read More

Even before the news about his leave, Robert Malley seemed to be playing a less prominent role in U.S. policy toward Iran in recent months....Read More

No doubt they will take swings at him anyway. But it may be more difficult to land punches given that plenty of them voted for the bipartisan infrastructure and semiconductor manufacturing bills....Read More