Expert Brief

Bad data and a politicized overhaul could spread election fraud lies and disenfranchise voters.

It’s increasingly collecting and using social media information to make high-stakes decisions related to immigration.

The Justice Department’s withdrawal of funding for long-standing public safety programs and partnerships is an alarming reversal.

The inauguration raised more money from donors contributing at least $1 million than any prior inauguration fundraised altogether.

The president’s actions are legally dubious, though courts have yet to answer some of the key questions around the deployment.

As the Senate considers the SAVE Act, some state legislators are trying to replicate the bill’s restrictive show-your-papers requirements for voter registration.

Election officials must manage legal risk, security risk, and risks to public confidence when fielding inquiries about the data and equipment used to administer elections.

Guidelines to preserve counties work best when they’re mandated by law.

The administration is trying to evade limits on domestic use of the armed forces.

Concocting an emergency to advance economic and foreign policy goals is an abuse of power.