Concession Ends Six-Month Dispute Over North Carolina Supreme Court Election
The move follows a federal court’s denial of efforts to throw out votes cast in the 2024 election.
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North Carolina Court Enables a Partisan Shift on State Elections Board
The court approved a law to strip the governor’s election board powers, risking creating a precedent for partisan power-grabbing.
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New Study Shows Runaway Influence of Dark Money in Politics
Unknown entities poured billions of dollars into the 2024 election.
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Trump Is Attempting to Use Wartime Powers in the United States
To serve his deportation agenda, the president is warping an archaic, discredited law.
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As of Thursday, the FEC Can’t Enforce Campaign Finance Laws — and That’s Only One of Its Problems
The Federal Election Commission needs its ability to function restored, without sacrificing its independence.
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Justice Department’s Grant Cuts Endanger Public Safety
The termination of more than $810 million will end bipartisan programs with successful track records.
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Early Victory for Voting Rights
A judge blocked a key part of the president’s attempt to rewrite election rules.
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What’s Next for Elections Under the Project 2025 Agenda
The administration is using executive actions and public threats to chill future efforts to safeguard elections.
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ICE’s Courthouse Arrest Policy Collides with State Courts
The arrest of a Wisconsin judge comes after ICE walked back policies designed to ensure communities wouldn’t be afraid to access courts.
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The Courts Can Stop Abuse of the Alien Enemies Act
The “political question” doctrine is no bar.
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