Road Map for a Safe and Secure 2024 Election
We did not learn the lessons of January 6.
Analysis
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Supreme Court’s Abortion Pill Case Exposes Double Standard on ‘Standing’
A conservative federal appeals court endorsed the anti-abortion plaintiffs’ far-fetched claims of potential injury after dismissing the cases of progressive plaintiffs who could show more concrete harms. -
National Security Carve-Outs Undermine AI Regulations
The government’s two-tiered approach puts Americans’ rights at risk. -
Data on Sentencing Reform Shows the First Step Act Worked
The law brings second chances and public safety. -
How Congressional Maps Could Change in 2030
Newly released data from the Census Bureau points at big shifts in state representation in the House after the 2030 census. -
Status of Partisan Gerrymandering Litigation in State Courts
Several lawsuits remain pending as state courts consider partisan gerrymandering challenges to voting maps. -
New York City Must Strengthen Police Transparency Law
The NYPD is exploiting loopholes in the Public Oversight of Surveillance Technology Act to shield its new spying tools from oversight. -
Emergency Powers: A System Vulnerable to Executive Abuse
We need to give presidents the tools they need to address emergencies — without giving them the tools to dismantle democracy. -
The Good News About Democracy in 2023
While serious threats to democracy remain, there is also a growing pro-democracy movement pushing many states in the right direction. -
Science-Poor Congress Needs More than Google Searches for Tech Legislation
Congress must bolster its own base of scientific and technological expertise to more effectively legislate.
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