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In her column, Emory Law’s Tonja Jacobi writes about the US Supreme Court and legal ethics. Here, she previews the court’s cases that seem destined to advance its rightward march.

Most Hispanic voters expressed frustration with the economy and the direction of the country in a new poll, though a minority of those respondents pinned the blame on President Biden. The poll from Noticias Univision found 54 percent of Hispanics said soaring prices and the cost of living are the most important issues facing the country,…

There have been 21 federal government shutdowns in the last five decades, as Congress has until September 30th to pass a set of spending bills or come up with a short-term plan to avert a soon-to-be 22nd government shutdown. A government shutdown would lead to non-essential federal functions such as social security and SNAP benefits…

Are you curious about the intricate workings of the American political landscape? Wondering how the U.S. political system functions, and what drives the decision-making process? Look no further. In this article, we'll delve into the depths of PS-1 American Politics, providing you with a clear and concise understanding of its key components, ideologies, policy-making processes,

With just days until the deadline to keep the government open, here's a look at the 14 shutdowns that have occurred since 1980.

With just days until the deadline to keep the government open, here's a look at the 14 shutdowns that have occurred since 1980.

TYLER, Texas — Hundreds of thousands of immigrants protected under DACA status are still in limbo and in fear that their temporary solution may soon come to an end.

And will the Biden administration actually abide by this most recent court order?

But the real problem with Joe Biden isn’t his age.

In a letter to Members of Congress, prominent evangelical denominations, ministries and organizations explain that the eventual termination of DACA presents “a foreseeable crisis on the near horizon,” when an estimated 600,000 current DACA beneficiaries could lose their work authorization, with ripple effects for their families, churches and the economy.