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As the United States faces growing political polarization and unrest, the dystopian setting of “The Hunger Games” has taken on new meanings for many readers. “Sunrise on the Reaping,” published March ...

Democrats are more likely to trust their personal doctors and follow their doctors’ advice than Republicans, new research from the University of Oregon finds.

As Trump targets law firms, some are fighting, some are striking deals, and some are pre-emptively caving before the White House even throws a punch.

The old political adage that "where you stand depends upon where ... Last year, the Judicial Council of the United States, a policy guidance body headed by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., stated ...