Deborah Pearlstein of Princeton University noted that Moss’s ruling exemplifies how courts may still rein in Trump’s unlawful ...

Representative Derrick Van Orden was defending his vote for Trump’s disastrous budget, which is expected to decimate his ...

The government's job is to protect those rights. This idea, a limited government that protects individual rights, turned out ...

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The social media vetting rule isn’t just a draconian border policy but a slow, deliberate erosion of the right to dissent and ...

On July 26, the Erie Canal Museum’s new walking tour, “Burned Over: The Erie Canal and Fire Walking Tour,” is a quarter ...

But the path is narrow enough that changes are still possible. The House approved its initial version of the bill on a 215-214 vote in May. After four days of marathon debate and voting, the Senate ...

But without academic freedom, Harvard can no longer call itself a university. A deal with the White House can never infringe ...

Thousands will choose to become U.S. citizens this year. Fear of deportation is one reason. So are family, freedom and the ...

Speaker Mike Johnson and Trump are working to win over holdouts and meet a self-imposed July 4 deadline after the Senate ...

As travelers face increased vetting at U.S. borders, here's what they should know about their social media accounts.

Friday is the Fourth of July. What will you celebrate? Freedom from the English monarchy? To me, the Fourth is about freedom, ...