Men more likely to benefit from affirmative action in college admissions
"Men are being admitted with lower grades and test scores," said Scott Jaschik, editor of Inside Higher Ed
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"Men are being admitted with lower grades and test scores," said Scott Jaschik, editor of Inside Higher Ed
Congressional Black Caucus member Maxine Waters says it was "curious" the president told black leaders to "stop complaining" over the weekend
Republican presidential candidate, disagreeing with House Republicans, says Congress should pass emergency relief funding now, pay for it later
Former presidential hopeful would consider 10-to-1 spending, revenue deal rejected by candidates
Pressure increases on President as Palestinians plow forward with U.N. bid, and U.S. politicians seek to stand in their way
On the campaign trail, President Obama adopts a more combative tone when talking about the GOP
A federal government shutdown looms as lawmakers squabble over budget details, and FEMA may be broke by Wednesday
Mitt Romney may have won the Mich. straw poll overwhelmingly, but many GOPers aren't convinced their contender has arrived
Canadian band The Tea Party says they're fielding offers for domain name that may suit a U.S. political movement - or its detractors
Mark Zandi says political vitriol in D.C. "eviscerated confidence" and slowed economy, and continues to do so; Lawmakers need to "get it together"
Florida Dem. Debbie Wasserman Schultz says it doesn't matter who wins GOP nomination because "they're all embracing and bear-hugging the Tea Party"
Michigan native rolls over GOP presidential rivals in straw poll announced Sunday
Former Utah governor tells New Hampshire town hall he'll win the state
Obama's speech to the Congressional Black Caucus awards dinner was his answer to vocal griping from black leaders
Cain wins with 37 percent of the vote, followed by Rick Perry with 15 percent