How Trump’s Tax Records Could Point to Campaign Finance Violations
As the 2020 election draws to a close, the president still has campaign finance issues from the 2016 campaign popping up.
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Steve Bannon’s Dark Money Nonprofit Is in Deep Trouble
The former White House adviser allegedly attempted to profit off a group saying that it was trying to privately fund a border wall, writes Brennan Center Fellow Ciara Torres-Spelliscy. -
No Education, No Representation
By upending the lives of schoolkids, the pandemic is boosting the movement to lower the voting age. -
How to Fact-Check the Trump-Biden Debates
Although options are limited, there are some steps moderators can take to minimize the damage from a candidate who has no problem with lying. -
A Lie Just for You in 2020
Microtargeting is a powerful tool that leaves too much room for misbehavior and disinformation. -
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Small, Mighty, Relentless, and Unforgiving
The late justice’s legacy is bigger than just her monumental work on the Supreme Court. -
The Dangerous Lesson Future Presidents Could Draw from Trump
The president has turned the federal government into an arm of his campaign — without paying much of a political price. -
A Win Against Dark Money Eight Years in the Making
A federal court has ruled in favor of stronger disclosure requirements just in time for the November 2020 elections, writes Brennan Center Fellow Ciara Torres-Spelliscy. -
Reflections on Women’s Equality Day
Representation at the ballot box — and in the halls of power — has a long way to go. -
Tracing the Money Behind the Supreme Court Case Against Obamacare
Most of the state attorneys general suing to dismantle the Affordable Care Act were elected with corporate backing.
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