Collins’ aide: New Kavanaugh accusation ‘lacks an accuser’

A spokeswoman for Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins says newly disclosed allegations of sexual misconduct by Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh are not adding anything new to what's already been reported

A key witness in the Brett Kavanaugh saga comes down on his side

Leland Keyser describes trying to put the pieces together and deciding that they didn't fit.

How 775,000 U.S. troops fought in one war: Afghanistan military deployments by the numbers

The sprawling nature of the war comes with some staggering numbers.

Space: The final legal frontier

Human presence in space is growing, and so is the strange and varied field of space law.

A space service is essential to U.S. primacy

Today’s lesson: How Maine’s school funding formula works

The GOP attack on American unions could cost Democrats the 2020 election

Labor has less to spend on campaign messaging because laws in key states let workers skip fees.

Worker-protection laws aren’t ready for an automated future

‘Stubborn facts’ need to be considered before Auburn develops AG zone

CEOs didn’t focus on shareholders; they were maximizing their pay

The Business Roundtable's recent statement is misleading at best, and a dangerous power grab at worst.