New Census Questions Are a Critical Step Toward an Improved 2030 Count
Changes to questions about race and ethnicity will make the count more accurate, equitable, and legitimate, but there’s more work to be done.
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Stop the Stall
The Supreme Court should get out of the way and let Trump’s federal trial begin.
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History Proves That Presidents Can Be Held Accountable
The Supreme Court should move quickly to reject Trump’s claim to presidential immunity from criminal prosecution.
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Frivolous Lawsuit Targets Maryland’s Voter Rolls and Voting Systems
The case is part of a nationwide strategy to sow doubt in the 2024 election ahead of November.
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Bringing Transparency to National Security Uses of Artificial Intelligence
The Biden administration’s approach leans far too heavily toward secrecy.
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Why Congress Must Reform FISA Section 702—and How It Can
Instituting a warrant requirement would protect Americans against abusive searches of their private communications.
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Spy Law Needs Fixing Now to Stop Overreach — Not a Backdoor Boost
Congress must act to stop warrantless surveillance of Americans.
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Black Louisianians Fight in Court to Preserve Fair Voting Map
The legislature redrew the state’s congressional map to create a second Black district — but now white voters are asking a court to overturn the new map. It’s the latest attack on the Voting Rights Act.
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Treatment of First Muslim Federal Appellate Nominee Has Damaged Our Institutions
Senators’ insinuations that Adeel Mangi supports Islamic terrorism, along with attacks on his pro bono work, have no place in a society committed to justice and equality.
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We’re Defending Michigan Voters from a Lawsuit Threatening Their Ability to Vote
A new RNC lawsuit is part of an effort to remove eligible voters from the rolls and undermine faith in elections.
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