Illinois reels as Trump signs executive order to end cashless bail

The U.S. Department of Education has rescinded guidance that has for years directed schools to provide targeted support for students learning English. Education advocates warn that this move could leave millions of children without the services they need to succeed in the U.S.

Sweeping federal force converges on capital amid alarming rhetoric Natalie C. Frank, Ph.D U.S. Capitol Washington D.C. ; Nicolas...

Texas Democrats fled to Chicago to stall a vote they know they can’t stop; But the bigger story is what happens when a president tries to...

Borrowers who have patiently made payments for decades are now stuck in uncertainty as the Education Department halts forgiveness under...

After Medicaid was required to provide access to ICE of the records of all 72 million people covered by the plan, people are worried...

Kelly McBride defends NPR’s coverage, saying critics confuse East/West Coast focus with political slant—and that cherry-picking doesn't...

Leaked audio of Trump’s chilling threat to bomb Beijing vanishes from Chinese state media, sparking questions about censorship,...

The once-aligned power players clash in a bitter battle over Trump, immigration, and the future of American politics Natalie C. Frank,...

What the public clash between two of the most powerful men in America really reveals about wealth, power, and the future of political...

President Trump's threats to impose tariffs on Apple and Mattel spark legal challenges and economic concerns, testing the limits of...

Removing abortion accommodations from the EEOC’s PWFA rule isn’t just legal nitpicking. It signals a troubling rollback of women’s...

Homeland Security revokes Harvard’s visa certification, citing campus safety concerns and non-compliance with federal demands Natalie C....