Given the relatively small sum spent by his campaign, some concluded that the era of big money politics is over. However, a look at Trump’s cabinet picks shows that’s not the case
Sen. Sessions’ extremist record on criminal justice calls for the American public and his Senate colleagues to ask tough questions during his confirmation hearing for Attorney General.
The lesson from the House Republicans’ abortive effort to hobble Office of Congressional Ethics is that the ultimate check on abuse of power is the public itself.
Opposing every move by a Trump administration is a quick way to ensure no one will listen. But that does not mean one has to stand by if Trump violates democratic norms.
America needs fundamental reform to reduce our reliance on incarceration, while keeping citizens safe. These four recommendations walk through how we can reform our criminal justice system.
The 538 presidential electors voting today have unique leverage now to hold the President-Elect accountable and demand appropriate disclosure of foreign entanglements. The question is, will they use it?
The city council in Portland, Oregon, voted to create a system of public campaign financing that will make it easier for candidates with community support to run effective campaigns even without wealthy connections.
The New York City Council passed a first-of-its-kind law to address concerns about nonprofits created by elected officials to promote their political agendas.