Why New Laws Aren’t Needed to Take Domestic Terrorism More Seriously
The government already has plenty of tools to address far-right violence, but not the right priorities.
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Why the National Enquirer’s Admission of Guilt Is Bad News for Trump
With Michael Cohen, a consistent story on hush money payments is emerging -
Trump Likely Won’t Be Charged While in Office
But there’s now strong evidence he defrauded voters while seeking the presidency. -
The Simple Truth About Trump and 2016
New evidence makes clear: Trump’s team broke the law to hide the truth about the election, diminishing the voting rights of the rest of us. -
Overcoming Racism Through National Solidarity
Take Care and Protect Democracy are pleased to present this symposium on building a truly inclusive and multiracial American democracy. -
Destroying a State in Order to Save it From Voters
What is it about democracy that lawmakers in Wisconsin and Michigan failed to learn? -
18 Things We Learned About Money in Politics in 2018
From dark money to mystery spies, it was a busy year for money in politics. -
George H. W. Bush, Grace, and Gracelessness
On criminal justice, the late president’s legacy is shaped by Willie Horton and Clarence Thomas. -
The Equal Rights Amendment: A Century in the Making
In a discussion organized by the Brennan Center, experts and activists will examine the renewed push for ratification of the ERA. -
Trump vs. John Roberts
A showdown is coming between the president and the Court. And the Chief Justice isn’t going to play Trump’s dirty game.
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