This state is considering adopting a policy that will let young students in school choose whatever name, gender, or race they want under a veil of school protection mandating that the parents not be informed of these decisions unless the student explicitly wishes the parent be included.
The majority of debate between pro-lifers and abortion advocates has centered around the 20-week abortion ban that failed in the Senate.
Democrats are left with few options — and no leverage — going into the final weeks of negotiations over an immigration deal that they were, by all accounts, poised to ink with the president.
In the world of politics — especially in 2018 — it often feels like the same day is repeating itself over and over and over again.
The Democratic National Committee had a rough 2017, plagued by leadership troubles, internal squabbling, and unflattering reports.
A New York high school has canceled a production of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” over this choice.
Lawmakers in this state are now pushing for families who homeschool their children to be subject to involuntary home visits.
This is an experiment with “universal basic income,” which is set to start by giving low-income residents $500 a month, no questions asked.
The House Intelligence Committee just released the “Nunes memo” — and it contains some explosive allegations about the FBI.
The Episcopal church in the Diocese of Washington, D.C., passed a resolution last week to stop using masculine pronouns for God.