The 19th Amendment at 100
The fight for gender equality continues, especially for women of color.
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When Political Conventions Go Virtual, What Happens to the Traditional TV Coverage?
The pandemic provides an opportunity to reimagine how the broadcast networks cover the substance of the fall campaigns. -
Bribery Charges in Ohio Illuminate the Dangers of Dark Money
When the public can’t see where election spending comes from, corruption flourishes. -
The News Media’s Election Day Responsibility
On election night, media outlets compete to be the first to call the presidential election. That could spell disaster in this pandemic-plagued election. -
Even the Boston Marathon Bomber Deserved Unbiased Jurors
A courageous federal ruling breathes new life into fair trial rights for defendants. -
Remembering John Lewis
The civil rights hero’s fight against voter suppression goes on, writes Brennan Center Fellow Andrew Cohen. -
Claiming Self-Defense Isn’t a Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card
The McCloskey case in St. Louis is the latest demonstration of how self-defense and the right to keep and bear arms are warped for political ends. -
Is Facebook Caving on Political Ads?
Change might be coming after civil rights advocates led an advertiser boycott. -
Killing in Our Name During a Deadly Pandemic
The Justice Department had no good reason to execute federal prisoners this week, writes Brennan Center Fellow Andrew Cohen. -
The Supreme Court Makes It Clear: Trump Is Not Above the Law
Although they won’t lead to immediate accountability, a pair of landmark decisions rejected the president’s resistance to oversight of any kind, writes Brennan Center Fellow Victoria Bassetti.
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