The Supreme Court is poised to decide the quality of instruction public schools must provide students with disabilities—a question that could get even thornier under the Trump administration.

In a historic hearing, the Senate Judiciary Committee questioned Christine Blasey Ford about her sexual-assault allegation against the Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Subordinates need to know that the commander in chief is bound by the same laws as everyone else.

But bad-faith actors are still a threat to America’s elections.

The Supreme Court’s majority is transforming this onetime protection into a sword to strike down hard-fought advances in civil rights.

Population growth, economic growth, and income growth can be mutually reinforcing.

Despite judicial setbacks, federal law leaves open the possibility that the president’s new executive order might prevail––if he can keep quiet.

With the upcoming retirement of Justice Stephen Breyer, the country moves into a more ideologically divided future.