Former Gov. Susana Martinez became famous for touting that New Mexico was open for business. It may have taken a global pandemic to prove her right as state lawmakers are currently considering…

The Internet has allowed Americans across the country to stay connected during the pandemic. But if you have a slow or unreliable broadband connection, you may find yourself quickly falling behind….

How many criminal laws are currently on the books in the United States?

In the “land of the free,” which incarcerates 20 percent of the world’s prisoners despite comprising only five…

Perhaps the most surprising outcome of the 2020 elections is the narrowness of the governing margins in Congress. While Joe Biden was expected by most observers to be the next president, it was…

The little-known Oakley Union Elementary School District, in the sprawling suburbs 50 miles east of San Francisco, isn’t accustomed to national attention. The school board’s hot mic moment,…

Not long ago, Georgia was widely considered the nation’s leader in criminal justice reform. Indeed, during Nathan Deal’s tenure as governor, the state adopted numerous bills aimed to lessen the…

“If I owned Texas and Hell,” Gen. Philip Sheridan once said, “I would rent out Texas and live in Hell.” He probably was thinking about our hot summers, but after last week Hell’s central heating is…

Of all the things that can be said of former President Donald Trump, it is not a stretch to point out the raging dumpster fire that he left as he departed the nation’s capitol on Jan. 20. His term…

As opponents of Gov. Gavin Newsom come closer to placing a recall on the ballot, some pundits have argued that voters should only boot a sitting politician for grievous misbehavior such as crimes and…