MS NOW Daily Columnists

A new report illuminates how the now-shuttered Department of Government Efficiency was false advertising.

What the president might be talking about when he talks about “real” polls.

Inclusion strategist and author Ruchika Malhotra shares how women can reframe negative thoughts around social posts and engage more intentionally in her new book, “Uncompete: Rejecting Competition to Unlock Success.”

The unsigned opinion included Chief Justice John Roberts among the majority who refused to let a National Guard deployment go forward in Chicago.

The University of Alabama’s suspension of our magazines is not merely a case of censorship, it is also the censorship of marginalized voices.

Smith’s attorneys argue that the immediate release of the recording will offer full transparency to the public.

Despite having already missed the congressionally imposed deadline, the DOJ said a new tranche of documents will further delay the completion of the release.

The federal government sued New York, arguing the state exceeded its authority by restricting federal immigration access to state records, violating the supremacy clause of the U.S. Constitution.

MAGA influencers appear divided on the material released by the Justice Department — and some sections of the far-right are beginning to sour on Trump.

A focus group of Gen Z conservatives reveals a startling normalization of white supremacist views.