Analysis

The Supreme Court must now do its part. 

The administration’s attempts to collect sensitive voter information on a massive scale pose risks to voters and election officials.

The claim that troops are needed to fight local crime is nothing but a pretext. 

Free and fair elections in 2026 could be at stake.

Analyzing the president’s use of military, police, and security services in the nation’s capital.

The Court has repeatedly halted lower court orders and allowed administration policies to go forward via its “shadow docket” without any explanation.

The judicial appointment of an outside authority to temporarily run Rikers Island offers a rare opportunity to transform one of the nation’s most troubled jails. But durable reform depends ultimately on the government’s commitment to basic human dignity.

The result will be a lopsided, enforcement-only machine that will be hard to dismantle.

Gerrymandering is spinning out of control, but Congress can stop it.

After its successful start in 2024, a large majority of voters across parties want state leaders to keep funding New York’s small donor public financing program.