New Georgia Law Spurs Bogus Challenges to Voter Eligibility
The law allows challenges that threaten to disenfranchise voters and distract election workers from doing their job.
The law allows challenges that threaten to disenfranchise voters and distract election workers from doing their job.
The ruling last week further limits prosecutors’ ability to fight public corruption.
The Court’s opinion in Trump v. United States is a dangerous attack on the rule of law.
The immunity decision has enormous implications for Trump’s trial — and the future of the presidency.
It needs to be about more than the drama.
The primaries showcased big money from national groups, hidden sources, and candidate self-funding.
America’s newest holiday is an opportunity to renew the commitment to our nation’s founding promise.
Measures meant to ensure equality are being turned on their heads.
Without transparency there will be no accountability on content moderation.
A federal appeals court in Texas is considering whether to reverse a precedent allowing minority voter coalitions to jointly sue over racial discrimination.