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Founding Director, Democracy and Public Policy Research Network, Author of Representation and the Electoral College, Oxford University Press, 2019.
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Americans Believe in Our Founding Principles—But Don’t Think We’re Living Up to Them

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By Robert Alexander, Maeve Watercutter
| Times-Leader Verified
In the coming months, Americans will be invited to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday. The U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission aims to commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence by engaging “all 350 million Americans by our nation’s 250th anniversary.” The 250th is quite a milestone and it occurs during a period of deep polarization, with Republicans and Democrats not only disagreeing on policies but on basic facts. A cloud of angst hangs over many Americans.
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Why McDonald's Is Facing Lawsuit Over the McRib

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By Robert Alexander
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
McDonald’s has been accused of a “deliberate sleight of hand” in its branding of the McRib, with a lawsuit alleging that the customer favorite “does not contain any actual pork rib meat at all.” The case was filed on December 23, 2025, in Illinois, with the plaintiffs requesting the judge approve one lawsuit for all McRib buyers in the U.S., plus smaller groups from certain states and Washington, D.C. if the nationwide group isn't approved.
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Texas Introduces New Laws for 2026

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By Robert Alexander
| The News & Observer Verified
Texas lawmakers have approved a range of measures during the 2025 legislative session that are scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2026. The changes span artificial intelligence regulation, tax policy, school finance, water infrastructure and court administration. Collectively, the laws scheduled to take effect in 2026 reflect a mix of regulatory expansion, tax policy changes and administrative reforms.
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