Conservative groups like Moms for Liberty, the Family Policy Alliance, and others suddenly began translating the phobias that ...

But after the failure of Reconstruction in 1877, and the removal of black men from political offices, Southern states again enacted a series of laws intended to circumscribe the lives of African ...

Keith E. Whittington is a professor of politics at Princeton University and founding chair of the Academic Committee of the ...

TikTok’s management vowed in an internal memo to staff “we will move to the courts for a legal challenge” if the bill winding ...

It's more about the rule of law and requiring the government to prove guilt before the awesome power of the state can be ...

The majority of policies are restrictive in nature: 66 percent circumscribe or ban lessons and discussions on some of society’s most sensitive topics, while 34 percent require or expand them.

Compensation correlates with rank. Tasks are assigned. Managers assess performance. Rules tightly circumscribe discretion.” The bureaucracy that ensues from such a mindset often finds it hard to ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission is expanding its crackdown on finance firms’ use of private messaging apps like Meta ...

Knowers circumscribe their thinking to what they believe they know, while learners see no boundaries and strive to consider all the possibilities. Knowers also tend to see intelligence and ...

There is little to weaken them, for these far southern latitudes circumscribe the entire globe almost without interruption by land. Low-pressure areas are free to chase one another eastward around ...

This biological reality, however, plays havoc with notions that evolutionary lineages cleave instantaneously, or that we can perfectly circumscribe groups of organisms into discrete taxonomic groups.

Now, Europe has lots of language laws. France still has laws on the books that circumscribe the use of Breton, a Gaelic language from Brittany, on the radio or in schools. Ireland has laws aimed ...