With no clear way forward on their voting rights goals, Senate Democrats are looking for a method by which they can force a vote and work around 52 of their colleagues who have either resisted the legislation or the rules changes that would be needed to overcome the filibuster.

A federal appeals court on Monday dealt another blow to opponents of Texas’ restrictive abortion law by sending their case to the state’s majority-Republican Supreme Court. 

On Tuesday, the United States Supreme Court will hear opening arguments over the case of a Christian flag being flown in Boston over government property. The case could have dramatic effects for the future of free speech and religious freedom in America.

Institutions of higher learning across the country have seen a marked downturn in enrollment over the last couple of years with initial estimates indicating that colleges have almost a million fewer enrollments than in 2019 according to a new report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.