The Fight for Corporations to Reveal Political Spending
They may finally be required to tell how much they spend on politics.
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Trump’s 2019 Budget Harms Criminal Justice
Buried in the Trump 2019 budget proposal is a regressive agenda to kill programs designed to reduce incarceration and reduce crime. -
What the Presumption of Innocence Means in Trump World
Trump is quick to defend the white, male and powerful, but less so for everyone else. -
Q&A: A Civil Rights Lawyer Who Helped Defeat Jim Crow Looks Back
Brennan Center senior fellow Dorothy Samuels interviews Michael Meltsner about his new book, his career, and the role of serendipity in life. -
The Cautionary Tale of Abe Fortas
Neil Gorsuch has a lot of friends in Washington. He should manage these relationships carefully. -
The FBI and Justice Dept. – Warts and All – Are Worthy of Defense
It’s time to fight for their independence. The country cannot allow Trump and his allies to undermine these agencies. -
Who Has More to Gain by Lying: Trump or Mueller?
The current rendering of the President’s attempt to fire Mueller last June reads like the old joke about lawyers: ask three of them for advice and you’ll get four different opinions. -
The Ballot or the Boycott: Resistance 2017, 2018 and 1863
In 2018, our demand must be the ballot or the boycott. -
Abortion Access, the Supreme Court, and a Troubling Case of Déjà Vu
Planned Parenthood’s new petition for high court review involves a state restriction on medication abortion nearly identical to one the nation’s top court ruled unconstitutional in 2016. -
Trump Administration's Watchlist Data Overstates Terror Threat
Harsha Panduranga offers a critique of the DOJ-DHS report on terrorist-related activity for its use of data referencing the terrorist watchlist.
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