Congress Is Woefully Unprepared to Regulate Tech
In order to address the threat of AI on democracy, Congress must create a congressional committee dedicated to tech.
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Ethics Scandals Show the Need for Supreme Court Term Limits
Having so much power in the hands of so few for so long is undemocratic.
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States Have Added Nearly 100 Restrictive Laws Since SCOTUS Gutted the Voting Rights Act 10 Years Ago
Many of the new laws are in states with a history of racial voting discrimination. -
10 Years After SCOTUS Gutted Voting Rights Act, Alabama Turnout Gap Is Worse
Shelby County v. Holder swung open the door for voter suppression laws in places with histories of discrimination, like Alabama. -
It's Time for Supreme Court Term Limits
The reform has broad, bipartisan support.
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Washington Supreme Court Unanimously Upholds the State’s Voting Rights Act
The high court forcefully rejected a constitutional challenge to state law protections against discrimination in local elections. -
Congress Should Not Reauthorize Warrantless Surveillance of Americans
Before Congress reauthorizes Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Americans need a promise of reform. -
Chief Justice Roberts Delivers a Surprise on the Voting Rights Act
After a decade of dismantling the law, the Supreme Court gave it an unexpected boost. -
Georgia Breaks with Federal Courts on Economic Liberty
The high court struck down an occupational licensing law under the state Due Process Clause. -
How AI Puts Elections at Risk — And the Needed Safeguards
Widely accessible artificial intelligence tools could fuel the rampant spread of disinformation and create other hazards to democracy.
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