Juan Williams

Six months into the 113th Congress, the GOP has doubled down on the limited identity it developed in the 112th. 

Cases involving gay rights and race relations put the court’s reputation on very slippery political ground. 

The latest version of America’s civil-rights struggle is centered in the DOJ and federal courts where voting rights are enforced.

The Court is set to make history with a ruling on the constitutionality of a key provision of the Voting Rights Act.

The biggest stumbling block to immigration reform is no longer politics. It is how to market the deal to conservatives.

The House GOP majority is reaching for new heights of political absurdity with its 37th vote to kill ObamaCare.

What a difference two years can make in a debt ceiling debate.

Minorities are pushing back against the power that white conservatives have held over Congress and the White House.

The power of the silent filibuster to distort Senate politics is now accepted on Capitol Hill and by the press.

With filibusters stalling Obama’s legislative agenda, the GOP is pursuing a parallel strategy of blocking nominees for boards and agencies.