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Republicans and Democrats need to make inroads with independent voters. But the themes that motivate the party faithful may not sit well with independents, who tend to recoil against partisan rancor.
What does the law say about armed officials at the polls? That’s one of four questions that a legal scholar answers as Trump administration threats have piled up about voting in the midterms.
The Supreme Court’s decision to hear two assault weapons cases caps a multi-decade dispute over restricting assault weapons that extends far beyond legal arguments.
Are there risks for scientists who share unpublished work with AI chatbots?
At a time when scholarship and creative writing are often treated as separate pursuits, Carson has shown how deeply they belong together.
Accountability for the Hamas attacks and security are emerging as key issues in the election campaign.
Florence Buchanan helped transform the study of the nervous system, yet no authenticated portrait of her was known until now.
Our research has traced the background of hundreds of people connected with the revolt.
For some autistic young people online interactions provide a form of social contact that is more manageable than many physical settings.
Hospital journeys can be costly, exhausting and hard to plan. The timing and location of appointments can determine whether lower-carbon travel is possible.
When opposition started talking about cutting immigration it would have thought, on the basis of polling, that it was tapping into a vein of political gold.
The process would require companies to find, test, report and manage the risks of their systems