ACE Rebrand Update: The Alliance for Citizen Engagement is now the Alliance for Civic Engagement.
Key Takeaways Worker Cooperatives share many aspects with representative democracies, so they are useful and informative in answering questions of
Key Takeaways The National Emergencies Act was designed to regulate presidential emergency powers. Passed in 1976, it established procedures for
Key Takeaways Throughout the Federal Reserve’s history, there have been longstanding debates over how to balance the institution’s independence with
Key Takeaways The Supreme Court Ethics, Recusals, and Transparency Act (SCERT) would create the first binding ethics code for Supreme
Key Takeaways Redistricting and gerrymandering have become political flashpoints in recent months following President Trump’s call to lawmakers to preserve
Key Takeaways The Electoral Count Reform (ECRA) of 2022 modernizes the 1887 Electoral Count Act, which governed how Congress counts
Key Takeaways Core Constitutional Debate: Expanded ICE enforcement under the Trump Administration raises a core constitutional question: Does Article II
Key Takeaways The federal government can influence universities through several structures, including funding mechanisms, judicial interventions, and actions against students
Key Takeaways: How do War Powers Work? By nature of the checks and balances system created by the framers of
Key Takeaways The Rise of the “Revolving Door” The “revolving door” is a phenomenon that affects many American industries, including
Key Takeaways Background: What is BDS? The Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement is a Palestinian-led global campaign that seeks to
Key Takeaways Two Types of Primary Elections Closed primaries are primary elections limited to registered voters of a specific political
