President Trump has appeared to feel little constraint by any need to show respect for the rule of law. By Charlie Savage Charlie Savage has been writing about presidential power and legal policy ...

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Higher education institutions will be required to revert back to or maintain the Title IX policies established under President Donald Trump’s first presidency, following a mandate from the U.S.

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