The Political Perception and Reality of the Gun Rights Issue
Guns remain a mostly partisan topic in Washington, but the NRA is not the force that it used to be.
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What Biden Means About a Judiciary that Looks More Like America
The president’s first slate of judicial nominees is a big, important step toward a worthy goal. -
The Police Reform Movement Transcends Derek Chauvin’s Trial
Progress may be slow, but there is no going back from Minneapolis, writes Brennan Center Fellow Andrew Cohen. -
Dark Money Dirty Tricks in Florida
A former state senator is facing felony charges for allegedly running a bogus candidate for a legislative seat. -
The American ‘Punisher’s Brain’
U.S. sentencing practices seem especially extreme when compared with countries like Canada, Germany, and the Netherlands. -
How Punitive Excess Is a Manifestation of Racism in America
The criminal justice system’s past and present is intertwined with its use as a tool against people of color. -
How the Biden Administration Can Increase Transparency for Corporate Political Spending
Shareholders have been clamoring for more openness about corporate political spending and on environmental, social, and governance issues. -
Making Senators Pay a Price for Filibustering
Letting senators block bills in secret is anti-democratic and it needs to end. -
Bring on the Biden Judges Already
When it comes to confirming federal judges, it’s going to get late early for the Biden administration. -
How to Prevent Abuse of the President’s Pardon Power
There are several steps Congress can take to ensure that the clemency power is used appropriately.
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