A lawsuit has been filed against certain universities with early decision, arguing that it’s part of an anticompetitive conspiracy to suppress competition.
President Trump threatened Monday to "eradicate" the Palestinian militant group Hamas if it doesn't follow through with its ceasefire deal with Israel.
Weeks after the country learned that he was an illegal immigrant -- and that he lived a thousand miles away in Iowa -- former Des Moines schools Superintendent Ian Roberts' name remains on Maryland's voter rolls, according to multiple sources.
Australia will be a major source of the rare earths being withheld by China, President Trump said Monday during a visit by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Democrat Jay Jones is testing the limits of anti-Trump sentiment in Virginia's attorney general race, where he is making it clear he sees the president as weighing down Republican Jason Miyares' reelection bid.
Three Department of Health and Human Services grant programs are violating Trump administration bans on racial preferences in federal funding for higher education, according to a complaint filed with the agency's Office of Civil Rights.
Officials with the U.S. Secret Service and FBI have confirmed that they discovered a hunting stand near Palm Beach International Airport that might have facilitated yet another assassination attempt on President Trump.
The Trump administration's invitation for nine elite universities to join the fledgling Compact for Academic Excellence continues to look like an offer that they can refuse.
The Supreme Court said Monday it will take up a case challenging the federal ban on gun possession by drug users, signaling the justices' readiness to bring more clarity to Second Amendment law.
Most Americans assume that if you commit a serious crime, you’ll likely face consequences. The reality is starkly different. Even for the most serious crime — murder — the national clearance rate hovers around 55%. That means if you kill someone, it’s essentially a coin flip whether you’ll ever face charges. For other violent crimes […]
