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A Q&A with Ward Connerly, a lifelong activist against affirmative action who has seen his fight go national.

Black and Hispanic college graduates, whose lives were directly shaped by race-conscious college admissions, have complicated thoughts about the expected Supreme Court decision.

California's reparations task force formally recommended that the state legislature repeal a constitutional amendment that prohibits racial discrimination.

Under the logic of the current reparations proposals, descendants of early Chinese immigrants to California, like myself, should be eligible for reparations as well.

The pledge is a definition of American democracy and a constantreaffirmation of our dedication to the fundamental principles ofthat democracy.

Ask John McCain to free associate and in respons...

Cornish has watched the media evolve, experiment, and experience dramatic layoffs. In “The Assignment,” her CNN podcast, she’s trying to find a new way forward.

The city of San Francisco is considering giving $5 million to each black descendant of slaves who lives ...

The plan in San Francisco to provide reparations for every eligible Black adult is hard to believe. It's the definition of political insanity and would only deepen our racial divide.

Col. Paris Davis, U.S. Army (Retired), was awarded the Medal of Honor on Friday on March 3, 2023, at the White House. Davis was presented with the award by President Joe Biden. The 83-year-old former Green Beret was finally honored for his actions in Binh Dinh Province, South Vietnam on June 18, 1965. The award came more than half a century after Davis risked his life to save some of his men by fighting off the North Vietnamese. By Conway Jones Col. Paris Davis, U.S. Army (Retired), was awarded ...