As many as 95 percent of schools are out of reach for low-income students.
At its core, Barry Goldwater’s campaign threatened blacks’ ability to fully engage in a two-party system.
The FCC will vote February 18 on a plan that would open the cable-box market to companies like Apple, Tivo, Roku, and Google.
Ibtihaj Muhammad, a fencer, will make history when she competes at the Rio games.
The practice that allowed the car dealer to charge black, Pacific Islander, and Asian borrowers more is called “dealer markup.”
That the United States is losing its ethnic majority is now a familiar fact. The Census Bureau still dutifully updates…
Voters don’t agree on the country’s biggest problems, never mind the solutions.
With days to go before the first two primaries, the leading GOP candidate’s fate may come down to poll margins.
Race, religion, and ethnicity divide the country between what it was and what it is becoming.
Blue-collar cultural conservatives loom large as a pivotal voting block, especially across the South and Midwest.
The new speaker offers the clearest contrast to the presidential front-runner’s confrontational vision of the Republican future.
Some important unknown answers loom large over an already contentious and historic presidential campaign.
The fiery GOP candidate generates strong emotions in support and opposition, which presents Republicans with a dilemma.
Leading up to the election, parties are likely to take stronger stands amid shifting, and at times opposing, voter bases.
In the U.S. and Europe, two factions duel on immigration, Muslims, and nation-building.
More than ever before, the Republican race hinges on geography and demography.
An obituary for a magazine and for the capital it chronicled, which once prized evidence over ideology.
There's a need to separate the long-term challenge from the immediate imperative to disrupt the organization.
In new national survey, voters see similarities in their strengths—and weaknesses.
As its coalition evolves, the GOP presidential nomination fight could fracture between more candidates than usual.