Evaluating the Failures of Exposure Notification Apps
The apps were once seen as a pandemic game-changer, but low adoption rates have undermined their efficacy.
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The GOP’s Redistricting Loophole
An under-the-radar Supreme Court ruling is making it easier for Republicans to defend racially discriminatory voting district maps. -
LAPD Documents Show What One Social Media Surveillance Firm Promises Police
Voyager Labs claims that social media posts and friend lists can predict “extremism.” -
There Is No One Answer to Over-Policing and Mass Incarceration — There Are Many
Examples abound for successful alternative methods that can greatly improve the current criminal legal system. -
The Growing Election Sabotage Movement
Proponents of the Big Lie are removing obstacles to stealing elections in states around the country. -
The Justices Have No Robes
By allowing Texas’s extreme abortion law to take effect, the Supreme Court has created a crisis for the rule of law. -
When ‘Six Weeks’ Is Actually Two: Understanding Periods Is Essential to Fighting Abortion Bans
We must beat the drum on menstrual fluency as a way to fight this wave of unsound, unconstitutional restrictions on abortion. -
What Happens When the Law Fails Those Who Are Learning to Protect It?
When rights are stripped away, it is a unique and profound loss for law students, who are also experiencing an attack on their nascent professional identities. -
The Government Has a Long History of Controlling Women—One That Never Ended
Texas’s S.B. 8—and the public statements made by its architects—show just how much worse it could get. -
Religion Must Not Substitute Science in the Abortion Debate
The United States is more diverse now than it has ever been. Views on abortion vary widely, both among and within religious denominations.
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