What Will the Supreme Court Do Next?
The supermajority again prepares to tell us what kind of country we can live in.
Analysis
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Secret Law Is Not the Solution to an Overbroad Surveillance Authority
A new provision uses classified information to define the scope of spying powers. There’s a better way.
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Millions of Americans Don’t Have Documents Proving Their Citizenship Readily Available
Requiring Americans to prove their citizenship to register to vote would exclude millions of citizens from the political process.
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Reimagining the Justice System to Support Smoother Reentry for Formerly Incarcerated People
A panel of experts and advocates discussed the benefits of second chances.
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How Public Campaign Financing Can Boost Latinos’ Political Power
Latino communities are underrepresented in government. Programs like New York’s that amplify small donors can help change that.
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The Effect of AI on Elections Around the World and What to Do About It
Artificial intelligence is being used for good and ill, and regulations must account for both.
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The FISA Expansion Turning Cable Installers Into Spies Cannot Stand
A House bill would create the largest expansion of government surveillance on U.S. soil since the Patriot Act.
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Trump Verdict Highlights Supreme Court’s Obstruction
New York ran a fair and efficient trial while SCOTUS stalls.
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Florida’s Use of Unreliable Tool Could Wrongly Remove Numerous Voters from Rolls
EagleAI is a program pushed by election deniers to supposedly root out voter fraud, and now a state election official is trying to promote it statewide.
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The Nuts and Bolts of Enforcing AI Guardrails
The federal government’s guidance for “safe and responsible” AI is positive in theory. Here’s how to put it into practice.
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