On Affirmative Action, Media Once Again Prove They Have No Idea What Black People Think

Today, Joe Biden Rails Against Legacy Admissions. His Past Casts An Awkward Shadow.

With lackluster grades, Beau Biden landed a competitive job at DOJ while his father was high-ranking member of Judiciary Committee

Sotomayor Uses Supreme Court Staff To Hawk Her Books

Irrelevant, Mistake-Prone Liberal Justice Is Supreme Court's 'Voice,' Media Say

The Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Ruling Is Already Having an Impact. You Might Be Surprised Where. 

Columbia Law journals are delaying admissions decisions in the wake of the Court's landmark ruling. The move highlights how the verdict could have implications beyond undergraduate admissions.

Drew's Receipts: Media Failures of the Week, July 1

Top 10 Quotes from the Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Decision

Supreme Court's Student Loan Ruling Could Save US More Than $300 Billion

High Court Rules In Favor of Web Designer In Landmark Free Speech Case

Americans 'are free to think and speak as they wish, not as the government demands,' Gorsuch writes

The Colorblind Constitution Prevails