Lofgren, the chair of California’s 43-member Democratic delegation, consulted in June with a trusted data expert who dismissed it as absurd — a foolhardy end-run around the state’s popular redistricting panel with no guarantee of yielding enough blue seats to fully offset Texas.

A directive by the Trump administration may undercut universities’ efforts to pursue a diverse student body in Chicago schools, experts say.

Vice President Kamala Harris, like many women politicians now and before her, has faced people solely calling her by her first name. The disparity can be a sign of respect, or disrespect, and it's often hard to distinguish between the two.

Mario Cuomo’s failed mayoral campaign was a training ground for his son Andrew, who would mount his own bid decades later.

Oleksandr Donii was one of the leaders of student-led protests for sovereignty and political reform in 1990 that preceded Ukraine’s declaration of independence. He remembers thinking the fight for autonomy would take decades.

With US foreign policy in flux, Japan and South Korea are finding common ground on trade, defense, and demographic challenges.

There was a certain awful predictability about the F.B.I.’s Friday-morning raids targeting the former Trump adviser turned critic John Bolton.

Hundreds of pages of damning filings in Smartmatic’s $2.7 billion lawsuit against Fox became newly available to the public this week after the court removed substantial redactions to the documents.