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Insurance companies need to stop blocking access to contraceptives
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Chair of the Governor’s Council on Hispanic/Latino Affairs pushes back on anti-immigrant fervor
If youre paying any attention to the national political debate these days, you know that the political right has made immigration and a campaign to demonize immigrants its top talking point for the 2024 election cycle. Republicans in the U.S. House have
Noel Nickle of the NC Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty on the Racial Justice Act
This week in Johnston County, the death penalty a punishment our state has not inflicted in close to two decades will, effectively, go on trial, when one of more than a hundred pending challenges to the racially discriminatory way North Carolina long
Duke University’s David Schanzer on the state of democracy, how U.S. allies view the ’24 election
In the eyes of a growing number of observers, the future of democracy itself will be at stake in the 2024 U.S. elections and this sobering fact has enormous implications not just for Americans but for the populations of dozens of allies around the world
Fatal flaws in North Carolina’s death penalty on display in Johnston County
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Cringe-inducing paranoia in Union County
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North Carolina’s weak laws, lax enforcement spur campaign finance corruption
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NC Supreme Court is poised to usher in a dark new era in education
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Ageism and the presidency
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Douglas Keith of the Brennan Center discusses the Politics of Judicial Elections
Throughout most of U.S. history, state courts (and judicial elections) have seldom been the site of pitched political battles. While these courts regularly issued important rulings with significant impacts on public policy debates, the judges and justices