An examiner affixes a “driver testing” notice ahead of a road test in South Carolina, in the mid-20th century. National Archives In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, American cities were ...

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Lydia Wheeler is a legal affairs reporter in The Wall Street Journal’s Washington, D.C., bureau. She previously covered the Supreme Court and a range of legal issues at Bloomberg Law and The Hill.

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Two former social studies teachers will vie to become the state’s top educator in November’s general election. Incumbent Richard Woods secured the Republican nomination but only after being forced ...

Washington is heading toward another high-stakes showdown, and this time two completely different political battles are being pulled into the same fight. Accordig to Reuters, president Donald Trump ...