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Academia is committed to clearing Jason Arday of plagiarism, despite the overwhelming evidence against him.

A week before the elections, the president's mind is not where you'd think.

I will be at the University of Virginia law school tomorrow (Oct. 27) to take part in a lunchtime event titled "Inside the Judicial Confirmation Process."

The shift may have less to do with optimism about Democrats than with young voters' growing disillusionment with Republicans and Trump.

Brilliant insight you can only get from a Biden alumnus.

Moral values without moral commitments.

The timing of hearings on judicial nominations is a matter of custom, not of precedent.

The system now is a small group that strangles the legislative body and won't let anything happen unless it has support from the 'majority of the majority.'

Former President Joe Biden, battling prostate cancer, has made seven public appearances in ten months.

1999--The Montana supreme court rules (in Armstrong v. State) that a state law that allows only licensed physicians to perform abortions violates the state constitutional rights of ...