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From the Founding Fathers to Today: The Lawyer’s Duty to Defend the Rule of Law
2+ week, 6+ day ago (1663+ words) The legal profession’s legacy of protecting democracy must guide us now women in a courtroom Adams said later that this was “one of the best Pieces of Service I ever rendered my Country." He was celebrating his role, the lawyer’s…...
A Retired Texas Chief Justice on Why Judges Shouldn't Have to Run Political Campaigns
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1710+ words) Former chief justices sound the alarm as public trust and judicial integrity erode. A retired Texas Supreme Court chief justice discusses threats to judicial independence, partisan judicial elections, and public trust in the courts. Judicial independence was one of the…...
DSA, Democracy, and the Fight for America’s Founding Principles
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1688+ words) Sanders, Mamdani, and other Democratic DSA Candidates Should Resign from the Democratic Socialists of America. People vote in New York's primary elections at an armory and YMCA in Brooklyn on June 23, 2026, in New York City. When I first looked at…...
From the Disagree Better initiative to a new book: Learn how Spencer Cox is helping Americans step off the highway of outrage and restore democratic norms.
6+ day, 21+ hour ago (1682+ words) importantly, Off Ramp advances a philosophy of: David Nevins is the publisher of The Fulcrum and co-founder...
How Independent Thinking Turned an Election Day Into a Family Triumph
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (1798+ words) From the moment my youngest daughter was born, she carved out her own space in my world. I remember the pediatrician remarking on her long eyelashes, my brief panic when she didn't cry right away, and then the overwhelming relief…...
Why the FREEDOM Act offers a blueprint for building consensus in a polarized Congress.
3+ week, 6+ day ago (629+ words) High voltage towers with the US flag in the background Imre Huss is a Democracy Architects Council Fellow and emerged as a standout member of the inaugural class of Carnegie Young Leaders, a national initiative by the Institute for Citizens…...
I left a 10-year military career for a job in the NY State Assembly. Here's what I learned about trust, teamwork, and why young people belong in government.
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (1699+ words) A Navy veteran turned NY State Assembly staffer reflects on youth, bipartisanship, and why good government is still possible in 2026. Julie Roland was a Naval Officer for ten years, deploying to both the South China Sea and the Persian Gulf…...
Why America Needs Lawyers to Stand Up for Democracy Now More Than Ever
3+ week, 5+ day ago (1681+ words) A call for lawyers to defend constitutional principles amid unprecedented challenges Adams said later that this was “one of the best Pieces of Service I ever rendered my Country." He was celebrating his role, the lawyer’s role, in assuring that…...
How New Political Regulations Are Changing the Future of Research.
3+ week, 6+ day ago (1692+ words) As federal research faces new political risks, scientists step out of the lab to fight back. These leaders described many new risks to the scientific enterprise, including: · Government threats to science across the board. The Union of Concerned Scientists maintains…...
How Minority-Vote Presidents and Their SCOTUS Appointees Are Driving the Affordability Crisis.
2+ week, 6+ day ago (1677+ words) The Fulcrum - Do Not Process My Personal Information Silhouette of a hand holding a vote putting in a ballot box in front of the national flag Stars and Stripes of USA. The 21st-century Supreme Court Justices appointed by presidents who…...