The Voting Rights Act was a milestone in the fight against voter discrimination. Voter suppression has been a recurring issue in the U.S. political system, despite the promises of equality and ...

From the courtroom to the public eye, trials shape our understanding of right and wrong. The trial of an individual, often surrounded by lawyers, public outcry, and the weight of a nation’s justice ...

Politicians frame progress as chaos to tighten their grip on power. Politicians often rely on people’s deep-rooted fears of change to maintain power and influence. This strategy, which takes advantage ...

Judges sometimes listen to treaties even without the law’s nod. When countries come together to sign treaties, many might assume these agreements only exist at the international level, far from the ...

Campaigns now race to win hearts weeks before Election Day. In recent times, there has been a growing preference among American voters to cast their votes before the official Election Day. This ...

Sanctions meant for leaders often end up punishing the people. Sanctions, though commonly used as diplomatic or economic tools, can cause ripple effects that extend far beyond intended targets. When ...

Whistleblowers aren't just in government they work in everyday offices too. There’s a general belief that whistleblowers are found only within government agencies or public offices, often associated ...