What are the Russians Up To?
There are hints that Russia’s meddling did not end with Trump’s election.
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John McCain’s Empty Seat at the Gina Haspel Hearing
Perspective as a POW and torture victim would have helped clarify the debate. -
America's Justice System Has the Wrong Goals
Two former prosecutors argue that we need a justice system that rewards prosecutors for reducing incarceration. -
There's a Gaping Hole in Giuliani and Trump's Legal Argument
And you can bet the feds see it. -
How Do Campaign Finance Regulations Affect Upper Class Bias in Political Power?
Witko’s research shows that campaign finance regulation, even if weak, plays a role in the overall mobilization of organizations and bias with in campaign finance systems. However, campaign finance can be associated with access, which can give upper class contributors greater opportunity to shape policy. -
Will Strengthening Party Fundraising Result in More Moderate Politics?
Hassell’s research suggests that party leaders support candidates based on the party’s ideological preferences rather than choosing more moderate candidates to gain votes in the general election. -
Beyond Campaign Contributions: Employee Mobilization as Corporate Political Power
Corporate employee mobilization has become an increasingly common mechanism for businesses to become involved in changing politics. Setting limits on employee mobilization is an important way to ensure all American citizens are represented equally. -
A Few Cracks in Trump’s GOP Wall on Capitol Hill
Senate Judiciary Committee saw a rare display of bipartisanship over Russia probe -
Massachusetts Sets an Example for Bipartisan Criminal Justice Reform
The bill, while not perfect, changes nearly every aspect of the Massachusetts criminal justice system. -
The Ugly Truth About Police Reform in the Age of Trump
Police know how to ease racial bias and excessive force cases. But some choose not to.
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