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The legislation would make it harder for judges to hold defiant parties, including government officials, in contempt.
Last week in the Oval Office, the president was peeved when a reporter shared an acronym apparently used on Wall Street: TACO ...
For decades, voters and organizations have successfully brought lawsuits against racially discriminatory voting rules under ...
Sixty years ago this month, the Senate passed the Voting Rights Act, a historic breakthrough in a chamber long dominated by ...
The framers wanted to insulate the president and federal officials from corrupting influences, but a new law is needed to ...
New research shows that a restrictive voting law in Texas made people less likely to vote for at least two years after having a mail ballot application or ballot rejected. As we showed in 2022, the ...
Federal law limits the use of troops on American soil, but loopholes invite abuse. Congress and the states must act.
The president is wrong about what an invasion is — and what powers it triggers. The truth turned out to be worse. Trump’s migration-as-invasion theory permeates his executive orders and other ...
Federal and state policymakers must rise to the challenge artificial intelligence poses to safe, secure elections and responsive, accountable governance. Without proper safeguards and reforms, ...
Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation’s blueprint for a conservative administration, proposed a number of actions that would transform criminal justice policy at the federal level. They are likely to ...
New population estimates from the Census Bureau suggest sharp gains and losses that could reshape the country’s politics after 2030. New population estimates from the Census Bureau point to ...
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