
What Will the GOP Senate Be Like?
Republicans promise that if they seize the majority, they'll stop Obama—and stop the Washington gridlock. Can they really do both?
Dispatches from The Atlantic's two-day conference in the capital

Republicans promise that if they seize the majority, they'll stop Obama—and stop the Washington gridlock. Can they really do both?

A recent report found that African-American girls were suspended at much higher rates than their white peers, a phenomenon that leads to lower earnings and educational attainment in the long run.

In an effort to forestall its collapse, the Post Office is experimenting in San Francisco.

A federal judge argues that barring people from marrying who they want because of their gender is unconstitutional. It's a promising but imperfect case.