Policy

Biden’s ‘Internet for All’ Initiative, Explained

Is the White House’s $42 billion plan to ensure internet access for every family realistic?

Student Debt Cancellation, Canceled

Plus: SCOTUS rules for a Christian website designer in a free speech case.

The Feds’ Family Planning Program, Explained

Title X has become a political football in recent years, with far-reaching implications for contraception and abortion.

Supreme Court Guts Affirmative Action

Plus: The justices also rule unanimously in favor of a Christian postal worker.

The Birthright Citizenship Debate, Explained

Political debates over interpretations of the 14th Amendment aren’t new.

A Christian Postal Worker’s SCOTUS Case, Explained

The ruling could change the way employers approach religious accommodations.

The FTC’s Latest Amazon Complaint, Explained

The feds say the e-commerce company bilked customers into paying for Amazon Prime.

Will New Hunter Biden Claims Lead to Impeachments?

What new whistleblower allegations could mean for the House GOP and Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

SCOTUS Gives POTUS a Policy Pass

The justices say Texas and Louisiana lack standing to challenge the Biden administration’s immigration policy.

The Military’s Recruiting Crisis

Defense officials are trying to figure out how to reverse projected shortfalls for the Army, Navy, and Air Force.

Revisiting the SCOTUS Game Day Prayer Ruling

The decision’s “coercion test” has guided key lower-court religious freedom cases over the past year.

Coup to Form

An inept putsch attempt mirrors the ineptitude of Russia’s war.

An Economic Rift on the Right

Will conservatives embrace a populist economic agenda?

Extremism In Defense of Moderation Is No Virtue

A new book dares Congress to legislate again.