Why Have States Diverged on Trump’s Ballot Eligibility?
As the U.S. Supreme Court considers whether Trump should be disqualified from the 2024 ballot, it’s worth exploring how state law has impacted outcomes in different states.
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Second Amendment Meets Domestic Violence in the Supreme Court
In U.S. v. Rahimi, the justices are considering whether to strike down a law that aims to keep guns out of domestic abusers’ hands. -
Florida Supreme Court to Hear Pivotal Abortion Case
The conservative court is being asked to revisit precedents protecting abortion rights. -
The Right Way to Cover Election Deniers Running for Office
To properly inform voters, the media must consistently highlight the extreme views of candidates who spread false claims about elections. -
Is There Any Way to Resuscitate the Seventh Amendment Right to Jury Trial?
Law professor Suja Thomas discusses why precious few cases ever make it to a jury and how this trend could be reversed. -
What Is the Third Amendment, and Will the Supreme Court Ever Examine It Again?
A University of Michigan professor discusses whether this dead area of the Constitution could be revived in a new form. -
Substance Over Sound Bites: Breathing New Life into Presidential Debates
The likely presidential debate hiatus is an opportunity to improve them in the future. -
Making Participatory Budgeting Work: Experiences on the Front Lines
Giving Americans a louder voice in political processes is central to restoring trust in government. -
Fair-Weather Federalism: Strategic Uses of the 10th Amendment
Columbia law professor Jessica Bulman-Pozen anticipates a new wave of states’ rights cases now that the Supreme Court has struck down Roe v. Wade. -
Essential Reads for Juneteenth
Five books (plus one) that highlight the importance of Juneteenth and the journey of Black America.
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