It may be lights out for the fluorescent lightbulb. The Biden administration finalized new efficiency standards for ...

As the current term of the U.S. Supreme Court heads toward its end in June, Court watchers are anticipating a decision that ...

Modern public-education history is littered with novel education theories that have failed so spectacularly that the terms ...

In the last year, I’ve made three driving errors that sparked the notice of the police. In my latest misstep, I carelessly ...

Lawmakers have an opportunity to overcome the long- standing reputation of Social Security as the third rail of American ...

In this week’s episode of Politics In Question, Thomas Schaller and Paul Waldman join Lee and James to discuss the urban-rural divide in American politics. Schaller is a professor of political science ...

Few things are as frustrating as medical care in the United States. Too often when patients complain about minor ailments to ...

After the Assembly’s Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee recently voted 11-0 to support a far-reaching, speech-quelling ...

While curing cancer would revolutionize healthcare, preventing it is just as important—and for some cancers, more accessible ...

After promising momentum last Congress, some had written off 2024 as a year for federal action on data privacy—especially a ...

When we consider what the environmental issue of our generation is, climate change is likely to be at the forefront. But ...

Around this time last year, California Gov. Gavin Newsom toured the Southland —that is, Southern states such as Mississippi ...