Law Graduate Who Sued Her School Loses at Trial
A jury in San Diego on Thursday rejected claims by a law graduate, Anna Alaburda, that the Thomas Jefferson School of Law enticed her to enroll by using misleading graduate employment figures.
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Fox News Takes a Hard Look at the Battle of Our Time
From downtown Brussels to the battlefields of northern Iraq and even online, the civilized world is confronting Islamic extremism on numerous fronts and a daily basis.
Backlash is mounting against Emory students who protested pro-Trump chalk messages. University's president is under fire for not dismissing them outright.
Senators Show Bipartisan Support For Evidence-Based Regulation
James Lankford (R-Okla.) and Heidi Heitkamp (D-N.D.) spoke about their interest in improving regulatory outcomes and efforts to rise above partisanship to propose meaningful legislative reforms....
The president and secretary of state travel primarily to support and build U.S. relationships rather than to break new ground or face off with adversaries.
Title IX as a Threat to Academic Freedom
AAUP attempts to reframe debate and put focus on due process and the importance of faculty freedom of speech.
Brussels Terrorist Attacks Put a Heavily Muslim District and Belgium's Police Under Scrutiny
The latest events are reinforcing outsiders' suspicions of Molenbeek as "the jihadi capital of Europe."
Ever easier communications and ever-growing data mountains are transforming politics in unexpected ways, says Ludwig Siegele. What will that do to democracy?
Colonials Advance to NIT Semifinals
In its first-ever appearance in the NIT quarterfinals, the George Washington University men's basketball team ensured that its season wasn't going to end on its...
Experts Go inside the Presidential Debates
Unscripted moments on stage can offer insight, clarity for voters during general election.