The Supreme Court has helped create an electoral system in which competition is scarce, money is dominant, and voting protections are weaker.

A New York State election official discusses the year-round work that goes into safe and secure elections and what he learned from the challenges of the 2025 local elections.

The government must evaluate systemic failures with an eye toward establishing meaningful regulation.

Grant cancellations, staff reductions, and other policy changes far overstep the president’s authority while limiting FEMA’s ability to respond to disasters.

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During the Covid-19 pandemic, the federal government spent billions of dollars shoring up state and local budgets and funding new public safety initiatives.

Trump's 41 filings far outpace the emergency applications of recent administrations.

The government must evaluate systemic failures with an eye toward establishing meaningful regulation.

Employees and security researchers said that they had cautioned the company on safely testing its A.I. models and strengthening its corporate infrastructure, but that OpenAI did not listen.

The Supreme Court has helped create an electoral system in which competition is scarce, money is dominant, and voting protections are weaker.

The government must evaluate systemic failures with an eye toward establishing meaningful regulation.

All Voting is Local and the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law released updated election guides explaining the relevant federal and state laws that govern the conduct of poll watchers, what electio...

A New York State election official discusses the year-round work that goes into safe and secure elections and what he learned from the challenges of the 2025 local elections.

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

The government must evaluate systemic failures with an eye toward establishing meaningful regulation.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, the federal government spent billions of dollars shoring up state and local budgets and funding new public safety initiatives.

Judicial races will shape courts across the country and set up 2028 fights for majority control 2028 in Montana and North Carolina

Grant cancellations, staff reductions, and other policy changes far overstep the president’s authority while limiting FEMA’s ability to respond to disasters.

This practical conversation will explore originalism, historical evidence, and how lawyers and historians can work together in the courts.

Zelizer will be the first Scholar in Residence at the Center. Zelizer is a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University. Zelizer has published 28 books on modern American political ...

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We may never know where most of the money came from.

The organization, founded in 2006 to back Democratic veterans opposing the Iraq war, is pouring huge sums into this year’s elections amid intense voter antipathy for another conflict in the Middle Eas...

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

Grant cancellations, staff reductions, and other policy changes far overstep the president’s authority while limiting FEMA’s ability to respond to disasters.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, the federal government spent billions of dollars shoring up state and local budgets and funding new public safety initiatives.

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

From speaking in defense of judges to advocating for greater judicial security funding, lawyers and legal organizations can play a critical role as threats against judges escalate.

We may never know where most of the money came from.

We are weeks away from a consequential midterm election, which will set the course for the president’s final two years in office and beyond. Yet we have no w...

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

During the Covid-19 pandemic, the federal government spent billions of dollars shoring up state and local budgets and funding new public safety initiatives.

Grant cancellations, staff reductions, and other policy changes far overstep the president’s authority while limiting FEMA’s ability to respond to disasters.

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

From speaking in defense of judges to advocating for greater judicial security funding, lawyers and legal organizations can play a critical role as threats against judges escalate.