Young male voters were the surprise engine of Trump's 2024 victory. Eighteen months later, the Iran war and $4 gas are doing what Democrats couldn't: making them reconsider.
ICE has doubled its use of ankle monitors on asylum seekers in the past year, forcing electronic shackles on people who attended every check-in and followed every rule.
The U.S. embassy in Mexico deployed AI-generated corridos urging migrants to 'self-deport,' revealing how artificial intelligence enables new forms of state propaganda through cultural manipulation.
The Supreme Court could eliminate mail ballot grace periods used by 3.2 million voters in 2020, forcing states to reject ballots delayed by postal service failures beyond voters' control.
Democracy scholars find the US system has stopped declining but remains stuck at diminished levels established under Trump — the crisis has become the new normal.
The Trump DOJ wants to exempt federal prosecutors from state bar discipline, creating a class of government lawyers who operate outside the ethical rules that constrain every other attorney in America.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth struck four Army colonels from general officer promotions — all Black or female — after months of pressing Army leadership to remove their names.
A class action lawsuit reveals how the Justice Department exposed Epstein survivors' personal information in federal files, with Google's algorithms amplifying the breach and enabling harassment of victims.
House and Senate ethics committees provide no financial disclosure guidance for prediction market trading, creating a regulatory gap as lawmakers potentially profit from information unavailable to the public.
A DOJ memo reveals Trump kept classified documents only six government officials could access, plus materials prosecutors believed were tied to his business interests.
The Trump administration demands seven years of admissions data from Stanford, Ohio State, and UC San Diego medical schools, targeting diversity programs that train doctors for underserved communities.
The nation's second-highest law enforcement official just asked why armed immigration agents shouldn't monitor polling places, transforming voter intimidation from a fringe idea into Justice Department policy consideration.
A DNC resolution to reject AIPAC funding forces Democratic leaders to choose between a powerful donor network and a base that increasingly views the pro-Israel lobby as toxic to progressive values.
Peter Ticktin, an 80-year-old Florida lawyer with Trump's ear, is pushing an emergency executive order to ban all voting machines and mail ballots — a plan that would disenfranchise millions and that legal experts say exceeds any president's constitutional authority.
Steve Bannon's admission that ICE airport deployments are a "test run" for 2026 reveals how immigration enforcement is being systematically weaponized for voter suppression.
Hugo Holland withheld evidence in death penalty cases and compared a Black child to a dog in court filings. Now he's running for judge in Louisiana.