May 3, 2026
Facial recognition policy: protecting privacy while enabling public safety Facial recognition technology is increasingly available to law enforcement, private companies,
Read MoreThe White House remains one of the most recognizable symbols of American government, combining living quarters, a working executive office,
Read MoreElections shape the policies and services that touch daily life. Whether you’re a first-time voter, a community organizer, or an
Read MoreVoting rights and state election laws shape who gets to participate and how votes are counted. With ongoing changes at
Read MoreElection security and foreign interference: What’s at stake and how to respond Public trust in elections hinges on more than
Read MoreDigital platforms shape public life, commerce, and political debate. Crafting effective policy for these platforms requires balancing free expression, public
Read MoreGovernment transparency and open data are more than buzzwords — they’re practical levers for rebuilding public trust, improving services, and
Read MoreCongressional oversight is one of the most powerful — and least understood — functions of the legislative branch. Beyond passing
Read MoreSocial media regulation and political advertising: what citizens should watch next The debate over how to regulate social media and
Read MoreHow state election laws are shaping American democracy Elections are run at the state level, and that reality matters more
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