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On April 6, the Supreme Court allowed a transgender female middle schooler in West Virginia to compete on her school’s track team while a challenge to a state ban on transgender...

With the U.S. Supreme Court seemingly poised to end affirmative action for college admission programs, many U.S. employers are wondering whether or to what extent they can continue their diversity...

The Cornell Review is an independent campus newspaper at Cornell University. Founded in 1984, the Review has a proud history of defending conservative values and providing commentary on both local and national politics.

The United States justice system is full of landmark cases that have shaped how we understand and apply the law. Let's explore 10 of the most critical

The City of Everett is paying out $500,000 to a former bikini barista stand after a judge ruled that a city ordinance unfairly targeted women.

Superintendent addresses rumors in open letter to community

From the IRS scandal to the Jan. 6, 2021, riots, partisans on both sides tear down national norms.

Three of the five court cases of note in this monthly update involve California’s Assembly Bill 5, which has exponentially increased litigation involving independent contractor...

The Albany Public Library in New York is under fire after the Equal Protection Project slammed the library for offering a paid summer internship to only Black applicants.

Columbus Police Chief Freddie Blackmon has responded to his severance package offer.