Analysis

Congress and the states must respond to the tragedy in Minnesota. 

Congress must assert its control of military matters.

1989’s U.S. military action in Panama offers no constitutional cover for Trump’s Venezuela attack.

As our Constitution is tested, citizens respond.

While the executive order has created uncertainty for the many states that have passed artificial intelligence policies to protect their residents, its impact falls short of its menacing rhetoric.

As the Court again weighs the fate of the Voting Rights Act, new research shows that the 2013 decision that hollowed out the law’s protections dramatically increased the racial turnout gap.

Our guide shows lawyers how to defeat shoddy historical arguments.

Congress is taking steps to mitigate risks to national security and basic rights, but the industry’s role needs more scrutiny.

With its latest gerrymandering decision, the Court is creating a political system primed for distortion and deeper division.

The 5–4 decision started a long slide in public approval for the court, accentuated by a widening partisan gap.