Generous amenities for the wealthy and eviction notices for ordinary workers: Is this the future of the progressive city?

How bad are things for conservatives in academia?

Here are some better approaches for bringing admissions madness under control.

The force of market competition has been concentrated on workers and small businesses, while elite professionals and financiers have managed to engineer protectionist rackets.

While they clearly have noble intentions, the University of California’s Jewish community and its allies have reached too far with the current language equating anti-Semisim and anti-Zionism.

What do Alexander Dugin, Geert Wilders, and Jean-Marie Le Pen have in common? They’ve all endorsed Donald Trump.

It’s possible to imagine a scenario where the Supreme Court gradually hemorrhages legitimacy even as it accumulates more and more power. That would be a dangerous combination.

When we argue about policing and prison reform today, we are arguing about the legacy of the Great American Crime Wave and the politics it produced.

Some of the right-wing Internet is up in arms over Twitter’s decision to suspend the account of a prominent anti-feminist.

At the end of the day, Trump’s appeal may be more visceral than substantive.