“Or of the Press”: A Deeper Look into the History of the Free Press
A Review of Attacks on the Press and a Justice’s Dissent By Roy Gutterman Free Press Under Attack When news broke this May that the...
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The Senate: Threat or Backbone of American Democracy?
Perspectives on the Senate and Its Relevancy in the 21st Century Convert the Senate to a Citizen’s Assembly By Kristin Eberhard American democracy has a...
When it Comes to War Powers, Congress Needs a Seat at the Table
Congress must pass War Powers Resolutions and repeal Military Force Authorizations Last month, President Biden announced the withdrawal of all American troops in Afghanistan by...
Universities Must Lead with First Amendment Education
How College Campuses Can Revitalize Free Speech and the First Amendment It is an unfortunate truth that First Amendment rights have become increasingly politicized. Subsequently,...
Beyond Abolishing the Electoral College
Paul Schumaker is a Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Kansas University and author of the new book, “The Twenty-Eighth Amendment? Beyond Abolishing the Electoral...
Abolish the Electoral College? Differing Perspectives
In Defense of the Electoral College By Robert Wilkes The demand to abolish the electoral college in favor of a one-man-one-vote nationwide election is au...
Congress Is Its Own Worst Enemy
At a time when the United States of America is facing significant challenges at home and abroad—challenges that require bold, bipartisan action like climate change,...
