With the election of Donald Trump to the presidency along with Republican majorities in the Senate and the House, the most extreme and disruptive elements of the American right are now poised to ...

As our election approaches, the status of Virginia workers’ rights hangs in the balance. Virginia voters will make a choice that could preserve — or destroy — the ability of workers to decide freely ...

A "failed medical school"? UCLA medical student Eden Patton, center, celebrates after learning she was accepted for residency at UC San Francisco. Most UCLA students land their first or second choices ...

This year, U of A faculty member Frank Gonzalez has experienced something unprecedented in his young academic career — fear for his job. Gonzalez researches race, ethnicity and political psychology in ...

Mr. Edsall contributes a weekly column from Washington, D.C., on politics, demographics and inequality. The full-scale assault by the conservative movement on liberal domination of the nation’s ...

When it comes to pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure in the City and County of Honolulu, a more balanced analysis of public policy is needed. Certainly, much more than was recently outlined in ...

If I had to play Kiss, Marry, Kill with Ben Shapiro, Steven Crowder and Charlie Kirk, I’d choose to stay unborn. But even then, these wannabe men would probably insist life begins at nonbeing, and I’d ...

When COVID-19 forced us indoors, many of us turned inward — toward our bodies, our routines and whatever forms of self-improvement we could control. That moment has long passed, but the culture it ...

One month has passed since Lee Jae-myung took office. Those anxious months of the constitutional crisis are now behind us, and Korean society faces the challenge of building our country anew. The “new ...