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Whatever the Supreme Court's decision on Arizona's controversial law, it should be a wake-up call about why American immigration policy must be established on a national — not state — level
The state’s ban on “ethnic studies” in high schools reveals a deep fear of racial diversity
Mitt tries to shake the competition, as Obama drives his point home to the supreme court
Even if he loses the health care case, the President ought to resist bashing the Supreme Court to please the base
The fate of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act hangs on whether the justices stand by their professed belief in restraint
People assume eliminating race as a factor would benefit Asian Americans, but here’s why they’re wrong
The policy of placing students with better-prepared peers ultimately makes classrooms less diverse. Here’s why
A white student was rejected from a college that uses race as a factor in admissions. Her case is now going to the highest court in the land
The right to use contraception seems obvious, but a fierce battle is starting to heat up
States’ rights is the argument for outlawing abortion, teaching evolution and, well, anything really
Our justices aren’t used to being second-guessed, but it’s time to demand more transparency in the highest court in the land
Can the Supreme Court protect us from GPS surveillance?
A new report details how big business and corporate lobbyists are packing courts with judges who put special interests ahead of the public interest
Amid fierce disagreements in the Wisconsin Supreme Court, chief justice Shirley Abrahamson has a novel suggestion: have judges debate in public. Other states should take note
