Falsely claiming that U.S. citizens and groups have ties to international terrorism could let the government turn tools intended to combat the likes of ISIS against its perceived foes at home.
The ruling affirms that American citizens can vote by mail with confidence.
The Brennan Center has released a batch of proposals to reform voting and elections.
Legal theory continues to lag behind the realities of modern technology, leaving Americans’ private data vulnerable to agencies’ expansive powers.
The administration’s attack on elections has failed in Congress and courts. Now it’s up to voters.
A new book argues that Americans need to reclaim ownership of their founding charter from nine robed lawyers.
Voters should expect recurring false election narratives to resurface in the coming months — and familiarize themselves with the facts.
A new Brennan Center report documents the threats faced by federal judges.
The Trump administration is using the Antifa label and other means to prosecute its opponents.
A new Brennan Center report examines the surge in threats faced by judges and how improving judicial security is essential for protecting the public.
