The President in Prison
While the reviews of HBO/Vice’s special on criminal justice remain mixed, Obama’s visit to federal prison would not have been imaginable even five years ago.
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How the Roberts Court Undermined Sensible Gun Control
Why did the conservative justices, who seem so devoted to “originalism,” upend the well-established meaning of the Second Amendment? -
Five Myths About Classified Information
Five myths debunked that further reveals our nation’s dysfunctional system for managing official secrets. -
Obama’s Response to Ahmed Mohamed’s Clock Is Hypocritical
While President Obama’s support of Ahmed Mohamed is welcomed, he is also supporting programs that may increase the chance more Muslim children will be viewed as threats. -
An American Story
The story of Ahmed Mohamed shows us the best of the modern American melting pot and the worst of America’s racialized fears. -
Wealthy Shadow Campaigns Will Fund 2016 Election
Welcome to the 2016 presidential race, in which outside groups taking jumbo donations operate as shadow campaigns—leaving everyday Americans without a voice. -
State Legislatures Adjourning, But Voting Rights Still Center Stage
While fewer bills restricting access to the ballot box have passed this year, voting rights are still garnering significant public attention. -
Still No Justice for Doyle Hamm in Alabama
Another vivid example of the hollowness of judicial review in capital cases. -
Wisconsin Decision to Shut Down Walker Probe Reflects Roberts Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court decision to end investigation into Walker campaign raises questions of judiciary integrity and eviscerates much-needed campaign finance laws. -
Mr. President, Lead on Prisons: Obama Can Force More Criminal Justice Reform
President Obama recently took a few steps in the right direction on criminal justice reform, but he can’t stop there.
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