Term Limits and a Binding Ethics Code Can Save the Supreme Court from Itself
President Biden’s proposal reflects broad, bipartisan support for major reform.
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Can Harris Use Biden’s Campaign Money?
Long-standing FEC practice indicates Harris has a clear path to the funds.
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Thousands of Nebraskans with Past Convictions Effectively Stripped of Voting Rights
The Nebraska attorney general and secretary of state are refusing to recognize laws restoring voting rights to people with past convictions.
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How Congress Can Limit the Damage of the Supreme Court’s Awful Trump v. U.S. Ruling
Lawmakers must reclaim their constitutional role as a check on the presidency.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Regulation Means Congress Must Boost Its Technical Expertise
The reversal of the 1984 Chevron decision disempowers agencies at a time when the country faces urgent technological and scientific challenges, from AI to climate change.
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New Energy for Supreme Court Reform
The Kohlberg Center on the U.S. Supreme Court will invest over the long term in research, public education, and policy advocacy for reform.
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Internal Atlanta Police Records Reveal Monitoring of ‘Cop City’ Opponents’ Political Activity
The documents show inappropriate police surveillance of social media posts about pizza nights and study groups.
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Staying Focused on Democracy
The authoritarian Project 2025 is in the public eye.
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Election Officials in Communities of Color Face More Abuse
As election deniers target mostly Black and Latino cities, election officials get caught in the middle.
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A Dangerous Vision for the Presidency
Project 2025 proposes a giant leap for authoritarianism.
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