The high court’s ruling reserves for Congress the power to determine whether candidates for federal office are disqualified as “insurrectionists.”
The U.S. Senate Minority Leader is leaving his leadership post in November after 17 years. Will we see a shift in power?
Virginians join registered voters in 15 other states and a territory on March 5 to choose candidates for November’s presidential election.
After Elon Musk’s public spat with Delaware courts, this law professor has a theory for why Musk is eyeing the Lone Star State.
Fluctuation in U.S. political support for Ukraine is making Ukrainians nervous and Putin gleeful, but European aid holds steady, says a Miller Center expert.
Despite losing every contest for her party’s nomination to former President Donald Trump, Trump’s last remaining opponent is staying on the campaign trail – so far.
The School of Education and Human Development is partnering with local school districts to find solutions to the national teacher shortage.
Law professor Paul Stephan of UVA’s Miller Center describes Alexei Navalny as a nationalist opposition leader who increasingly annoyed Russian leader Vladimir Putin.