Justices connected to the Federalist Society are about 10 percentage points more likely to cast a conservative vote than other justices, even other justices appointed by Republican presidents.
This summit will yield some kind of statement and a photo of Trump and Putin shaking hands. There will be people who believe that this will solve the problem. It won’t.
The Supreme Court's decision in the Sullivan case reminds Americans that democracy doesn’t depend on leaders who feel comfortable. It depends on a public that is free to speak.
If Trump’s birthright citizenship executive order goes into effect, birth certificates issued by local hospitals would be insufficient evidence of eligibility for federal government documents acknowledging citizenship.
Since mid-June, an impostor of Marco Rubio has left voice messages for at least two officials and also used AI technology to mimic his writing style in text messages.
Jefferson's words in the Declaration of Independence describe a time, centuries ago, of great uncertainty, fear and sadness. It seems America has arrived yet again at such a time.
The CREC broadly asserts that the government and anyone serving in it should be Christian. To them, this means Christians and only Christians are qualified to hold political office in the United States.
As AI takes on a greater role in monitoring and interpreting online content, its ability to understand storytelling beyond just traditional semantic analysis has become essential.
What the United States is witnessing in 2025 is not just a president testing the system. It is a transformation of the presidency into a fully political institution.
At a moment when the U.S. once again faces a housing crisis, the legacy of the U.S. Housing Corporation serves as a reminder that bold public action can meet urgent needs.