Doug Belkin covers higher education and national news out of the Chicago bureau of The Wall Street Journal.

El viernes inicia la votación presencial para las elecciones presidenciales de Estados Unidos de este año, un hito que da inicio a una carrera de seis semanas hasta el día ...

Colorado's second-highest court ruled on Thursday that a 2020 police accountability law only contemplates that unsuccessful ...

Many legislative resolutions generally have no effect beyond communicating a sentiment of the Legislature and are often ...

A collective Lenten fast from making purchases at Target has been lengthened into a “full-out boycott,” Jamal Bryant, pastor of an Atlanta-area megachurch and one of the leaders of the campaign, ...

Members of the Indigenous community protested Black Knight Protection Agency being used for security at Franklin Library ...

In 2021, Target CEO Brian Cornell made a memorable comment about George Floyd, who was murdered by police in 2020 in an act ...

Mayor Jacob Frey says the city will forge forward with consent decree without a judge’s signature, but that promise is not a legal mandate.

For more than a decade, the sound of gunshots was commonplace for Ibrahim Eltahan, who works the counter at Winner Gas ...

Pangea World Theater is planning a move from the Lyn-Lake neighborhood after buying a space on Minnehaha Avenue that will ...

In the nearly five years since George Floyd’s murder, Minneapolis has poured tens of millions of dollars into alternative public safety efforts. But the violence prevention contracts with community ...

The Facts: Trump has often made the claim that the U.S. is “subsidizing” Canada—it’s a key reason behind his desire to annex ...