The Supreme Court determined parents can “opt out” of letting their children see LGBTQ books in the classroom.

The unrelated cases involved what children are exposed to, one on LBGTQ books and another on online porn and age verifications.

A new rumor has emerged online regarding the title of a potential MCU Thor project that could be in the works after Avengers: ...

In a dissenting opinion, Sotomayor argued that the decision would “impose impossible administrative burdens on schools” by ...

The Indiana Fever are the most talked-about team in the WNBA, for obvious (read: Caitlin Clark) reasons. But they’re also ...

Every week, The Post runs a collection of letters of readers’ grievances — pointing out grammatical mistakes, missing ...

Tracking the final decisions of the Supreme Court term, including nationwide injunctions on birthright citizenship.

The Red Sox made the call to trade Rafael Devers to the Giants on Sunday — ending months of drama that began in spring ...

Like a bad blend of 'Ozark' and 'Yellowstone,' 'The Waterfront' follows a family who starts moving drugs when their fishing ...

The law came from Texas bill HB 1181, which required online pornographers to take steps to use commercially reasonable ...

Ultimately, because authors introduced no evidence that Meta's AI threatened to dilute their markets, Chhabria ruled that Meta did enough to overcome authors' other arguments regarding alleged harms ...

When the Sox signed Alex Bregman to play third, Devers balked at moving to DH. Things seemed settled after Devers was not ...