Campaign Finance Returns to Supreme Court in Ted Cruz Case
The lawsuit brought by Sen. Ted Cruz aims to dismantle federal anti-corruption rules.
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The Clash Over the Vote
Former President Donald Trump’s Big Lie of a stolen election drove a state-based legislative campaign to attack voting rights that only Congress can stop. -
Why Opponents of Voting Reforms Are Wrong
None of the arguments against voting rights reform stand up to scrutiny. -
Partisan Gerrymandering Is Rampant this Cycle. Congress Needs to Act.
The Freedom to Vote Act and the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act would prevent extreme partisan gerrymandering and strengthen protections against racial discrimination. -
Putting DC in the Chain of Command
Congress should reform the DC National Guard’s outdated and dangerous command structure.
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A Year Later, Sham Election Reviews Continue to Undermine Democracy
One year after a failed attempt to reject the will of the voters, states, local governments, and Congress must act to secure elections from this lasting effort to sabotage them. -
Sneak Attacks on Political Representation for the New Multiracial America
A suburban Atlanta county illustrates how state lawmakers are trying to take away power that communities of color gained following demographic changes. -
The January 6 Insurrection Isn’t Over
One year on, Congress is finally poised to act to protect American democracy. Will it follow through? -
Why Ending the Justice Department’s ‘China Initiative’ is Vital to U.S. Security
The misguided strategy threatens to undermine the primacy of U.S. science and technology. -
The Way Forward for Rikers Island: Receivership
The alternative is more needless human suffering — and even death — at the New York City jail.
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