July 2021

Even with a 6-3 conservative majority on the Supreme Court – along with scores of conservative appointees in the lower courts – the rights of the LGBTQ+ community continues to become a normalized part of American society.

Forget the debate about voter fraud versus voter suppression for the moment. There’s a new election threat on the horizon, and it requires urgent and bipartisan action from Congress.

If there is no longer a consensus across the aisle that even taxes on the books should be collected, it may be time to embrace a fundamental reimagining of what we tax and how.

At some point, the world changed. As technology became more efficient, and humans were able to communicate with each other at a level never before witnessed by humanity, we lost the ability to trust.

Americans have the right to be secure from unreasonable searches and seizures, both in their homes and in rented spaces like safe deposit boxes, apartments, and storage units.

The New White Nationalism is very much concerned with how academics and other professionals legitimatize particular peoples’ experiences as indicative of the ‘American’ experience.

Joe Biden’s inaugural promise was to bring bipartisanship back to Washington, D.C. But after the past couple of weeks, that goal regrettably seems more out of reach than ever—and that puts the Democrats in political peril heading into the 2022 midterms.

Cameras in courts are simply the logical evolution of a core principle of the United States: that our courts must be open to the public and the press.

In order to close the infrastructure gap, the U.S. would need investment from all levels of government and the private sector from 2.5 percent to 3.5 percent of the country’s GPD by 2025.

Even as economies recover from COVID-19 and stock markets boom, authoritarian populism remains a threat to freedom.