Analysis

A recent ruling has created another obstacle for voters of color trying to protect their rights.

Data does not support claims that the United States is experiencing a surge in crime caused by immigrants.

Commercial data brokers sell Americans’ sensitive personal information to the government. A pair of bills would crack down.

The originalist Court’s “old history only” approach shows its cracks as justices offer differing views of the past and its legal relevance to the dispute over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s funding.

Justice Alito’s display of flags associated with the January 6 insurrection shows that the current system isn’t working.

The Court said that data on voters’ race couldn’t be used to advance or undermine voting rights because of long-standing turnout gaps. That’s not true.

How to promote the fairness and efficacy of AI systems while enhancing oversight and transparency.

The justice’s contempt for ethical standards demonstrates the poisonous effects of too much power for too long.

Officers tracked social media posts about racial justice protests with no evidence of violence, threatening First Amendment rights.

Tech companies have taken important steps recently to help protect elections from AI, but more needs to be done to safeguard democracy.