Analysis

Fostering public trust requires robust rules on how the technology is authorized, tested, disclosed, and overseen.

Using soldiers for routine law enforcement threatens American democracy.

The most comprehensive analysis to date shows the scale of political spending on the four largest digital platforms, as well as stark differences in strategy between candidates, parties, and outside groups.

The budget bill’s proposed freeze on existing and future state AI regulations endangers the public and democracy.

People behind bars are particularly vulnerable to harm during heat waves and climate-related disasters. Advocates should consider state constitutional solutions. 

Courts have recognized a “private right of action” in the Voting Rights Act since the law’s inception.

The attack required congressional authorization.

Justices timing their exits to happen under a particular president undermines trust in judicial impartiality.

The legislation would have protected voters and elections workers from armed intimidation. 

In the Trump administration’s lawsuit against the state board of elections over the voter rolls, hundreds of thousands of voters are at risk of disenfranchisement.