If you were an adult on September 11, 2001, chances are good that you remember exactly where you were that morning. You remember the sweet blue of the sky wherever you were in the country when you knew that in New York City and Washington D.C. and a field in...

Texas district attorneys are supposed to be on the front lines, investigating and prosecuting election fraud. Unfortunately, in too many cases, these political animals are derelict in their duties and might be using their power to enable election interference. Are...

With a plethora of presidential polls being released every week providing sometimes radically diverse results, it is often difficult to draw a clear picture of where the electorate is heading. The conventional wisdom and preponderance of polling trends suggest that...

Here’s one way to think about who wants a secure, trustworthy election and who doesn’t. Are they working to fix deficiencies in election administration, removing doubt about results, or are they making the faulty case that safeguards to ensure accuracy and legal...

Protests have spread across the United States for months now, along with calls for defunding local police departments. But the movement to defund police has a crucial flaw: the policy that it seeks would harm the minority communities whom the protesters claim to care...