Last week, New York’s governor and legislature settled on a budget for the fiscal year that technically began on April 1. One major sticking point was mental-health policy. Governor Kathy Hochul ...

A German spy agency deems the party a threat to the “democratic order,” but voters say otherwise—should they be silenced, too ...

Unions are resisting tech advances that would make East Coast ports more efficient—and dramatizing a tension within the Trump ...

A plausible argument says that this instability could lead to brain drain—in the best case, to allied nations, or in the ...

Nonetheless, Ono’s new destination is revealing. The University of Florida, despite the recent resignation of former ...

In early April, the Houston Independent School District announced the details of its merit-pay system, which will launch ...

The Trump administration is trying to fix what ails American universities by freezing billions of dollars in pledged research ...

The median state’s share of sex offenders among its unsheltered population was 20 percent—higher than the proportions of ...

The Illinois governor seems determined to stick with left-wing cultural politics as he eyes a White House bid in 2028.

Measured in Trump time, it took them eons to get around to it, but the White House has finally taken the most important step ...

The first descriptor I attached to Donald Trump, back when he took the lead in the race for the 2016 Republican presidential ...

Medicare is supposed to fund health-care services for elderly and disabled Americans. But poorly structured payments for Medicare Advantage—a program that pays private insurers to manage seniors’ ...