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Ted Cruz is halfway there.


President Obama has endorsed reclassification, a controversial legal maneuver that would give the FCC authority to enact strong network neutrality protections.


After the Berlin Wall collapsed, democracy spread around the world at an astonishing pace.


Democrats are better at achieving their policy goals than Republicans, but Republicans are smarter about winning political power than Democrats.


During the lame duck, it’s going to be Ted Cruz vs. Mitch McConnell.


This sounds boring, but it’s actually a huge deal.


The four most important quotes from his CBS interview, explained.


Research on Texas charter schools found that, over a decade, the charter schools got better at increasing student test scores, improving faster than traditional public schools


Use the science of social jetlag to your advantage.


A friend might utter this combination of syllables to you to explain why they can’t go out. “Oh, I’ve gotta work on my NaNoWriMo submission,” they might say, leaving you puzzled.


Border Patrol is trying to fix its corruption and violence problems -- but Congress might kill it with kindness

How our age, gender, race, and other demographic factors predict which policies we support.


The Digital Millennium Copyright Act was supposed to stop piracy, but in recent years it’s interfered with car repairs, security research on medical devices, and more.


While enrollment doesn’t start until next Saturday (November 15), this new site will allow shoppers to start browsing plans in advance.


This person moved someone else’s hand just by thinking about it