Court Strikes Down Mississippi's Lifetime Felony Voting Ban
The federal appeals court ruling highlights progress made nationwide in restoring voting rights to people with past convictions.
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Fani Willis Springs Surprise in Trump Indictment
Trump allies reportedly broke into Georgia voting systems in a failed attempt to uncover fraud. -
Indictments of Trump and Allies Highlight Need to Protect Election Systems
The indictment details the targeting of both election machines and election officials. -
The Constitutional Right to Food
Maine’s protections could be used as a stealth vehicle to thwart gun restrictions. -
DeSantis’s Suspension of Orlando-Area Prosecutor Is Counterproductive Justice Policy
State Attorney Monique Worrell was elected running on evidence-based reforms. -
Is a New Constitutional Convention a Good Idea?
Concerns over the risks have led to a near-universal opposition on the left, but some are asking whether it’s wise to take that option off the table. -
The Stakes in U.S. v. Trump
The historic prosecution is about more than the former president. -
SCOTUS Already Scrapped One of Trump’s Defenses to Election Interference Charges
Trump can’t rely on the so-called “independent state legislature theory.” -
The Government Shouldn’t Be Barred from Countering False Information
It doesn’t violate the First Amendment when government officials and civil society groups cooperate in asking social media companies to promote accurate information. -
Documents Reveal Widespread Use of Fake Social Media Accounts by DHS
A Brennan Center lawsuit unearthed details of the Department of Homeland Security’s use of social media for surveillance.
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