Democratic senators like Cory Booker and Bob Menendez continue to undermine Biden’s call for noncorporate judicial appointees.
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Biden Administration ICE Contracts Encourage Forced Labor
A contract signed in April with the detention facility in Port Isabel, Texas, continues $1-a-day wages for those detained.
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If ‘Roe’ Falls, Abortions Could Be Criminal
The Supreme Court’s decision to take up a Mississippi law banning abortions as early as 15 weeks could throw out Roe v. Wade.
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Silicon Valley Firm Powers Predatory Prison Video Calls
Twilio has earned a progressive reputation for its explicit anti-racism and good corporate citizenship. But it sells video calling services to a prison telecom vendor that faces scrutiny for predatory pricing.
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Stripping the Courts’ Jurisdiction
The fundamental solution to politicized judges’ power is to limit courts’ power, as the Constitution clearly permits.
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The Incremental, Inadequate Changes That Nonetheless Led to the Chauvin Conviction
Minneapolis’s former mayor says they weren’t enough, but they were essential.
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Biden Needs to Fire the FBI Director
Trump-appointed FBI director Chris Wray cannot be trusted to handle the continued surge in white supremacist violence and terror.
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Congress Looks to Judicial Overrides to Strengthen Consumer Protections
The under-utilized tool would allow Congress to reverse SCOTUS rulings that insulate lenders and corporations from regulation.
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In Small Black Southern Towns, the Cops Remain Undaunted
Even those governed by Black elected officials have been reluctant to cut the force and increase social services.
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Do Transgender Students Have Rights to Equal Treatment in the Classroom?
An appellate court gets the facts wrong in an ill-conceived decision.
