The Department of Education’s proposed rule changes aren’t without their flaws—but they move the policy in a more just direction.
President Trump and his supporters find community by rejoicing in the suffering of those they hate and fear.
Juanita Broaddrick, who alleges that Bill Clinton raped her in 1978, has found new life as a Trump defender.
The state now controls what professors can teach.
The president’s acceptance of Roy Moore’s denials, and his own reported doubts about the Access Hollywood tape, again raise questions about his relationship with empiricism.
Representative Paul Gosar’s murderous and misogynistic video takes a page—albeit an extreme one—straight out of the authoritarian playbook.
Experts with varying opinions weigh in on what the arm of the Department of Education could look like under Donald Trump and Betsy DeVos.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have offered competing proposals, but neither has served up a comprehensive vision for supporting families.
The nominee’s transgressions, far from marking him as unfit, signal to his supporters that he is trustworthy—he is one of them.
Donald Trump ended his term in office the way he began it: by invoking a perverse vision of manliness.