Republicans Must Seize Filibuster Reform Opportunity
A newly won Republican Senate majority promised to reform a dysfunctional Congress. They have an opportunity to resist further dysfunction by focusing on fixing the filibuster.
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The Dying Light
The more death penalty states push for injection secrecy, the more the world pushes back. -
How the Torture Could Start Again
The Feinstein report opens the door to future presidential waterboarders. -
We All Are Responsible for Eric Garner's Death — And Also for What Can Come of It
The unfortunate death of Eric Garner raises many issues that need to be addressed in our current criminal justice system. -
The U.S. Needs a New Church Committee
Given the intelligence and policy failures regarding our national defense and homeland security over the last 15 years, it is more important than ever to re-evaluate what is needed to create meaningful and lasting intelligence oversight. -
U.S. Torture: A Catastrophic Intelligence Failure on Every Level
The people the CIA tortured didn’t need a Senate report to confirm their abuse. -
Military, Foreign, and Domestic Intelligence Are Not the Same
The failure to differentiate between military, foreign, and domestic intelligence activities causes diplomatic conflicts, hurts innocent Americans, and inflicts serious economic damage on American commercial interests. -
When Prosecutors Write Opinions That Judges Sign Off On
The case of Doyle Lee Hamm puts a spotlight on the disparities of the justice system we teach our children about and the one we actually have. -
I’m Terrified of My New TV: Why I’m Scared to Turn This Thing On — And You’d Be, Too
From facial recognition to personal data collection, this thing is downright scary—and so are the implications. -
How the Supreme Court Made a Mess of Our Voting System
Nearly two dozen states have passed new laws making it harder to vote.
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