DOJ is 0-23 in court, so now it’s sending 1,000 monitors to the polls

Donald Trump's Justice Department took a major step toward subverting elections this fall.

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Supreme Court expansion is ‘a concerted effort to intimidate the court,’ Justice Alito says

Despite Americans' eroding trust in the Supreme Court, Alito says he's not discussed growing calls for expanding the court and setting term limits.

This week at Democracy Docket: Trump’s citizenship lists could be in effect for the midterms

We’re waiting for a federal court to rule on a third prong of Trump’s voter suppression scheme — one you might not have heard much about.

Montana court blocks onerous mail voting law that caused thousands of rejected absentee ballots last year

The mail voting measure led to nearly 3,000 mail ballots getting rejected in the Nov. 2025 election, in a state where 80% of voters vote absentee.