California governor Gavin Newsom selected EMILY’s List president, Laphonza Butler.

How a decision on “Chevron deference” could bring the federal government’s day-to-day functioning to a grinding halt.

This week, Sam Bankman-Fried goes on trial. The entire crypto industry will be watching.

What one family’s experience trying to get from Afghanistan to America says about the nation’s gender politics.

Black culture shapes the national conversation, even among those who hate it.

When everyone has a positional good, it loses its value. Hence, the terrible state of VIP travel lounges.

Republicans hold a second Trump-less presidential primary debate; Senator Bob Menendez is being tried again; and it is Amazon’s turn to face the United States in court.

On the brink of a new term, with plunging public trust and swirling ethics scandals, the Supreme Court eyes dismantling the regulatory state and arming domestic abusers.

The government is no longer footing the bill for the COVID vaccine. What does that mean for access?

The longest-standing female senator leaves a legacy of fighting gun violence and conflict with her left-wing constituents.

How the FTC’s case against the e-commerce giant could change everything about how you shop.

Why is this institution being touted as an economic cure-all?

A story of soft (and cuddly) power.

A tentative agreement has been reached between the studios and the writers’ guild. But what about the actors?

The audience that the network cultivated is now leaving it behind.

How one southern university’s history is a bitter lesson in race and power.

Many names in the female reproductive system have roots in misogyny and racism.

The tabloids want you to think Sophie Turner is a neglectful mom as her divorce from Jonas goes public. The internet isn’t buying it.

After years of post-pandemic turmoil, Instacart managed to do something rare in the gig economy - turn a profit.

Facial recognition is coming for us all, and society probably isn’t ready for it.

UAW autoworkers are on strike against the Big Three; the dilemma of social media trust and safety continues to loom large; and parent diplomacy adds to teachers’ workload.

The excesses of the 2021 term bleed into a new SCOTUS term with the possibility of gun rights for abusers post-Bruen, and the impossible tension between medicine and the law post-Dobbs.

Short-term rentals are getting blamed for a lack of affordable housing. Is that fair?

Getting community support means addressing community needs.

State Republicans are trying to cling to power—no matter what the electorate says.