Intelligence and law enforcement agencies not only collect massive amounts of innocent Americans’ data, but share and store this data for up to 75 years or more.
Justice Stevens cannot plausibly be cited today for the proposition that North Carolina’s oppressive new voting laws are justifiable by virtue of some form of voter fraud.
As the second week of the government shutdown draws to a close, voices from across the nation have weighed in on possible causes of the seemingly intractable polarization gripping Washington.
A roundup with the latest news highlighting the corrosive nature of money in New York State politics and across the nation — and the need for public financing and robust campaign finance reform.
Justice Stevens cannot plausibly be cited today for the proposition that North Carolina’s oppressive new voting laws are justifiable by virtue of some form of voter fraud.
The Brennan Center releases a report on government surveillance and data collection, the Supreme Court hears oral arguments in a case challenging campaign finance laws, and more.
