A Killing Spree Born of Racist Rhetoric
The Buffalo murders are the consequences of our political rhetoric and policy choices.
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New Documents Illuminate the President’s Secret, Unchecked Emergency Powers
Bush-era records released under the Freedom of Information Act raise concerns about the powers presidents might claim during crises, from suspending habeas corpus to implementing an internet kill switch. -
Election Denial in the Race for Pennsylvania Governor
The Big Lie that Trump won the 2020 election is a key issue in a contest that could impact the administration of the 2024 elections in a battleground state. -
After Abortion, Will the Justices Turn to Concealed Carry Laws?
The justices’ understanding of the Second Amendment is at odds with history and public safety. -
Paper Ballots Helped Secure the 2020 Election — What Will 2022 Look Like?
Progress toward 100 percent paper ballots continues, but there are challenges ahead. -
Reform Presidential Emergency Powers Before It’s Too Late
Trump was urged to use the extraordinary power of the presidency to stop Biden from taking office. -
Alito's Draft an Attack on Rights Beyond Abortion
Beyond its terrible implications for abortion rights, the leaked Supreme Court opinion would upend a long settled system of values. -
A Department of Homeland Security Overhaul Is Long Overdue
Given DHS’s broad powers, they ought to be subject to robust oversight. Our examination shows this is not the case. -
A Win for Fair Voting Maps in New York
It’s the latest case where state courts are protecting the rights of voters from legislators trying to consolidate power for themselves through partisan gerrymandering. -
House Covid-19 Hearing Underscores Need to Defend from Political Interference in Government Science
Congress must pass legislation to restore public trust in science-based policymaking.
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