The appeals court in the Texas v. United States health care repeal lawsuit ruled the Affordable Care Act’s individual mandate unconstitutional but left in doubt the rest of the law, fueling uncertainty that could harm markets in the near term.
Civil justice reform requires an all-of-government approach.
A troubling trend suggests serious evidence of corruption at the Justice Department is going unexamined by its watchdog.
The scope of the marital presumption of parentage must be expanded to be more LGBTQ-inclusive.
President Trump’s dealings with Ukraine demonstrate just how much he thinks he can get away with. Congress must hold him accountable.
These fact sheets examine the lack of diversity in the federal judiciary.
The federal judiciary does not reflect the population that it serves, which has severe consequences for both the institution’s legitimacy and the parties who come before it.
Kavanaugh’s appointment to the nation’s highest bench is a direct result of the increasingly ideological nature of the courts and ethical loopholes that benefit federal judges.
President Trump’s dealings with Ukraine demonstrate just how much he thinks he can get away with. Congress must show him that he is wrong.
Interior Secretary David Bernhardt wants to make it tougher for environmental watchdogs to hold the Interior Department accountable, but his new policy wastes taxpayer funds.
The U.S. judiciary must address issues of sexual harassment and accountability in order to preserve public faith in its legitimacy.
An average of 45,600 people would lose coverage in each congressional district if the ACA were repealed.
Daniella and Ed chat with Mother Jones Senior Reporter Ari Berman this week about gerrymandering, the 2020 census, and the state of voting rights in the United States.
This week, Daniella and Ed spoke with filmmaker Edward Zwick to discuss his new project, "Trial by Fire," as well as the ways in which movies and popular culture can help advance policy change.
The federal judiciary has hit a crisis point that requires changes to how the courts operate and how cases are brought before them.