New data reveals civic participation boosts confidence in democracy, especially among young voters, amid new bridging efforts.
Mexico’s ruling Morena party is set to control the Supreme Court, nearing dominance over all government branches.
Tom Thibodeau led the Knicks to the Eastern Conference finals but was fired. The team seeks a new direction for a title.
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal from GEO Group facing a lawsuit claiming detainees were forced to work for $1 a day.
President Trump’s administration renews Supreme Court request to downsize federal workforce amid ongoing legal battles.
The Supreme Court faces a critical test as it considers cases challenging Trump’s tariffs and executive overreach. Lower courts have upheld checks on presidential power, but as these cases reach more ideologically driven justices, the future of checks and balances hangs in the balance, potentially redefining constitutional norms and presidential authority.
A man with a flamethrower shouted “Free Palestine” and attacked a group in Boulder, injuring eight people.
Hamas seeks changes to a U.S. ceasefire proposal for Gaza, calling it biased, as negotiations face new hurdles.
Sixty years after the Voting Rights Act passed, voter suppression is resurging, notably with Texas’s S.B. 1. Research shows rejected voters often cease trying, highlighting a threat to democracy as these laws hinder participation and potentially disenfranchise future generations.
A federal appeals court ruling prevents voters in seven midwestern states from suing under the Voting Rights Act to combat racial discrimination, potentially undermining protections for minority communities and challenging decades of legal precedent.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the U.S. will revoke visas for Chinese students in critical fields, increasing scrutiny.
The law disproportionately affected people of color, making them less likely to vote in future elections.
