Georgia’s Voter Suppression Law
Gov. Brian Kemp signed a wide-ranging bill that targets Black voters with uncanny accuracy.
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Texas Republicans Move Swiftly on Voter Suppression Bills
The Texas Senate is poised to vote on legislation that would harm voters of color, and a Texas House committee is about to consider another broad voter suppression bill. -
Reining in the President’s Emergency Powers
Deciding what legally constitutes a national emergency needs to be the work of both Congress and the executive branch. -
The For the People Act Would Stop Voter Suppression in Its Tracks
The Senate held a hearing on the landmark bill, which would make it easier for Americans to vote. -
Sen. Warnock Calls Out ‘Jim Crow in New Clothes’
The Senate is considering the For the People Act, which can thwart current the assault on voting rights. -
Collateral Consequences and the Enduring Nature of Punishment
For some people, punishment can continue years after the sentence ends, even decades. -
Restoring the Rule of Law
Congress should pass the Protecting Our Democracy Act, which is designed to improve checks and balances by curbing presidential power. -
How Congress Can Better Represent the People
Elected officials across the country affirm that public campaign financing — one of the reforms proposed in the For the People Act — can empower small donors. -
The Supreme Court Case that Could Hamstring the Government’s Ability to Regulate Businesses
A Fifth Amendment case gives the Supreme Court the chance to continue its trend of favoring companies over the public. -
Anti-Protest Laws Threaten Indigenous and Climate Movements
“Critical infrastructure” laws in over a dozen states wrongly invoke national security to justify targeting pipeline protesters.
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