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Within the past week separate polls from Idaho and Missouri have shown pro-life victories are within reach.

2020--A divided Ninth Circuit panel rules (in Cortesluna v. Leon) that the district court wrongly determined that a police officer was entitled to qualified immunity on a claim that ...

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.

Persuading the low-propensity center-right could help the GOP edge out pro-illegal-alien Dems.

Alaska Republicans are right to cry foul, but the Justice Department doesn't have good legal grounds to throw out an election over a sham candidate.

The ugly proof is in the menu: wonton nachos, jambalaya arancini, cheeseburger spring rolls, and macaroni and cheeseburger, for starters.

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."

If Michiganders pull the lever for El-Sayed, they cannot say they didn't know exactly what they were voting for.

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