Supreme Court Ducks an Opportunity on Trump Emoluments Cases
The justices have left an anti-corruption hole that Congress should fill.
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How to Coup-Proof America
Impeachment is over, but the threat to democracy isn’t. -
Bringing Justice to the Justice Department
Merrick Garland’s confirmation hearing must be more blunt and candid than most. -
The Insurrection, Police Accountability, and the First Amendment
Police officials are likely to cover for cops who attended the Trump rally, but the rest of us should not, writes Brennan Center Fellow Andrew Cohen. -
With Second Impeachment, Trump Finds Sudden Respect for the Constitution
Trump’s impeachment defense lawyers cite the Constitution — even though he spent his whole presidency undermining it. -
Police Officers, Insurrection Day, and the First Amendment
Does the Constitution protect the jobs of officers whose gullibility over conspiracy theories led them to rally in Washington to overturn the election? -
A Crossroads for the Future of Presidential Campaigning
A quest for security could erode the personal relationships between elected leaders and the people they serve, writes Brennan Center Fellow Walter Shapiro. -
Follow the Money Behind the Capitol Riot
Super PACs contributed to the officials who objected to certifying the 2020 election results, writes Brennan Center Fellow Ciara Torres-Spelliscy. -
How the Capitol Riot Is Affecting Corporate Political Spending
Some major brands are pausing donations to members of Congress who tried to reject the presidential election results. -
Cops Who Joined the Capitol Riot Must Be Held Accountable
Officers cannot swear an oath to uphold the law then join Trump’s insurrection.
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