From speaking in defense of judges to advocating for greater judicial security funding, lawyers and legal organizations can ...

Threat reports from tech firms and independent monitors offer a glimpse of how foreign adversaries are changing tactics.

But far too many states are colluding in efforts to take rights from their own citizens. In numerous states, our research ...

This critical 2026 midterm election may be decided by dark money, big money, tech money. Above all, secret money. The money ...

Congress must make voting fairer and more accessible for U.S. citizens and mitigate damage done by states, the executive branch, and the Supreme Court.

An early look at correctional transformation in Maine shows promise. While there is more work to do, other states should consider adopting similar reforms for their own systems.

The Constitution, federal law, and centuries of history make clear that the census is meant to count everyone, regardless of ...

Falsely claiming that U.S. citizens and groups have ties to international terrorism could let the government turn tools ...

Certain Supreme Court justices might take a lesson from the Missouri Supreme Court in handling dishonest litigants ...

You’re read­ing The Brief­ing, Michael Wald­­­­­man’s weekly news­­­­­­­­­let­ter. Click here to receive it in your inbox. Benjamin Franklin wrote, “Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you.” ...

False information about elections has proliferated since President Trump’s lie that the 2020 presidential election was stolen. Even today, more than 1 in 4 Americans believe that the election was ...

The ruling affirms that American citizens can vote by mail with confidence. The Constitution gives authority over elections to the states and Congress, not the president. The Constitution also gives ...