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Former Justice Sandra Day O'Connor famously imposed an expiration date on affirmative action, writing in the 2003 majority ruling that she expected race-based preferences would no longer be needed to balance out school admissions in 25 years. The Supreme Court will take up her challenge Monday with the clock ticking toward her deadline.

The late Justice Sandra Day O'Connor famously imposed an expiration date on affirmative action, writing in the 2003 majority ruling that she expected race-based preferences would no longer be needed to balance out school admissions in 25 years.

New citizens celebrated their commitment to the United States at the Massachusetts State House on Friday.

AMHERST — Leaders of a capital campaign for the Jones Library renovation and expansion say they are way ahead of schedule in their fundraising efforts, raising nearly half of a $6.6 million goal nine months ahead of target.At the same time, however,...

AMHERST — Leaders of a capital campaign for the Jones Library renovation and expansion say they are way ahead of schedule in their fundraising efforts, raising nearly half of a $6.6 million goal nine months ahead of target.At the same time, however,...

In return for buying and locking in the Sango coins, investors will gain citizenship and a piece of real estate property.

The Community Education Division at Laredo College launched a citizenship program that...

When it comes to conservative Supreme Court justices' views on abortion, words seem to have lost their meaning.

After video showed a Grand Rapids officer fatally shooting Lyoya, an unarmed Black man, questions arose about the missing details.

The GOP wants to undercut these rights, but so many rely on their recognition.