The Benefits of Presidential Campaigning on the Personal Level
Actually talking with voters helps candidates understand the challenges faced by everyday Americans.
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The Fourth Circuit’s Failure of Imagination with Emoluments
Trump has refused to fully divest from his business and continues to receive money from constitutionally prohibited sources, writes Brennan Center Fellow Ciara Torres-Spelliscy. -
Regrets, He Had a Few: The Legacy of John Paul Stevens
It takes a modest man, an honorable man, to admit his mistakes. The late justice did just that, argues Brennan Center Fellow Andrew Cohen. -
How a Congressman’s Extramarital Affairs Could Undermine Campaign Spending Rules
Rep. Duncan Hunter’s defense lawyers are making a dangerous argument, argues Brennan Center Fellow Ciara Torres-Spelliscy. -
State Lawmakers Target a Reformist District Attorney
The Pennsylvania Legislature passed a law taking authority from Philadelphia’s top prosecutor. -
The Supreme Court Won’t Stop Partisan Gerrymandering. Now What?
Despite the court’s antidemocratic ruling, there’s still a way forward. -
The Supreme Court Rights a Historic, Racist Wrong in Mississippi
Tried six times for murder, Curtis Flowers still is waiting for his first fair trial. -
The Case Against Court-Packing
Restoring a less politicized judiciary will not be achieved by imitating the GOP’s thuggish tactics, writes Brennan Center Fellow Walter Shapiro. -
Reformist Prosecutors Face Unprecedented Resistance From Within
Turns out it takes more than a prosecutor with an electoral mandate to fix a broken justice system. -
Misguided ‘Second Amendment Protection Acts’ Have the Opposite Effect of Their Intent
The Supreme Court’s recent inaction dealt a blow to state laws claiming to supersede federal gun regulations.
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