
The “Actual Malice” Standard, Explained
What exactly is the “actual malice” standard? Our new paper, explores the history, role, and purpose of the standard, and how it fits into our democracy.
What exactly is the “actual malice” standard? Our new paper, explores the history, role, and purpose of the standard, and how it fits into our democracy.
The “actual malice” standard is a core protection for a robust exchange of ideas, including a free and independent press.
A right-wing minority has outsized power in the House today. With proportional representation, that problem would be much less likely.
19 employers in a range of industries filed an amicus brief in support of our lawsuit against Florida's Stop WOKE Act.
Unlike in the United States, major political allies of Bolsonaro acknowledged his opponent’s win right out of the gate and spoke out quickly in support of democracy.
Today Lead Plaintiff Jessica Denson and the 2016 Trump presidential campaign filed a proposed settlement agreement to forever free all campaign workers formerly bound to silence.
Congress has passed the Electoral Count Reform and Presidential Transition Improvement Act as part of an omnibus appropriations bill.
These are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the Electoral Count Act and reform efforts.
Support for Electoral Count Act reform has come from the press, a number of organizations, and many members of the Senate.
End-of-year analysis finds over 400 state legislative proposals introduced since 2020 that would allow hyper-partisan actors to interfere in non-partisan election administration.