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Ryan Walters’ policies aimed at reforming public schools have raised eyebrows in recent months, but at least he’s made sure Oklahomans have seats at the table.

POWELL — U.S. Sens. Cynthia Lummis and John Barrasso, both R-Wyo., along with seven other Republican senators, filed a brief in a U.S. Supreme Court case that the ban on

Every now and again, the public displays an intense interest in the question of whether Supreme Court justices ought to recuse themselves from a particular case because it appears that

Robert Van Wicklin has been named vice president for advancement at Viterbo University. He serves as a member of the president’s cabinet and oversees fundraising, benefactor and alumni relations and

The mundane California driver’s handbook, the bureaucratic product of the state’s oft-maligned Department of Motor Vehicles, is never going to be confused with “To Kill a Mockingbird” or “For Whom

The Supreme Court’s code of ethics is derived from the code of conduct for U.S. judges, adjusted to fit the high court, without enforcement mechanisms.

In 2009, William Strauss and Neil Howe offered a provocative lens on history with their book “The Fourth Turning,” a read that feels increasingly relevant amid today’s global upheavals. They

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A Las Vegas judge was accused of ethics violations after two of her social media posts were called into question, including one in which she posed in a hot tub with public defenders.

Napa Valley Museum Yountville prepares for the world-premiere of its new exhibit "Warrior Dogs: Honoring the Service & Sacrifice of America’s Four-Legged Fighters" and more in Napa Valley Art Notes.