Threats Against Federal Judges Endanger Democracy and Individual Rights
A new Brennan Center report examines the surge in threats faced by judges and how improving judicial security is essential for protecting the public.
A new Brennan Center report examines the surge in threats faced by judges and how improving judicial security is essential for protecting the public.
The high court’s latest doesn’t change mail voting rules.
Leading up to the 2026 midterms and beyond, AI companies and lawmakers must strengthen safeguards against election disinformation.
It’s time for Congress to put a stop to the unbriefed, unargued, unexplained rulings that account for a majority of the Court’s decisions.
Following major lobbying and campaign spending from the food industry, an important safety rule has been delayed for years.
The public wants a better Court, and politicians are listening.
A new study shows the promise and peril of artificial intelligence.
The American people must demand an end to the deployment.
Attacks on legitimate polls and the rise of fake polls make it hard for voters to know what to believe.
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