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Protecting Constitutional Freedoms of Speech and Assembly During the Second Trump Administration
Issues [1] Center for American Progress Protecting Constitutional Freedoms of Speech and Assembly During the Second Trump Administration Sections Share People participate in the “No Kings” protest in El Segundo, California, on March 28, 2026. (Getty/Jay L. Clendenin) Introduction and summary American citizens have a proud tradition of asserting their discontent through peaceful protest.
SAVE Act would force many rural Americans to drive hours to register to vote
Soon, the U.S. House of Representatives will vote on the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act—legislation that would require Americans to provide documentary proof of citizenship, in person, when they register to vote and every time that they update their voter registration information.
SAVE Act would disenfranchise millions
Statistics • Approximately 146 million American citizens do not possess a valid passport — for context, 153 million Americans voted in the 2024 presidential general election: o High rates of passport ownership are overwhelmingly concentrated in blue states, while low rates are concentrated in red states. o In seven states, less than one-third of citizens have a valid passport: West […] Remember Me
The SAVE Act: Overview and Facts
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The SAVE Act Would Disenfranchise Millions of Citizens
The same Pew survey found that the two groups of women most likely to take their spouse’s name were conservative Republican women and Republican/Republican-leaning women, while the two least-likely groups were liberal Democratic women and Democratic/Democratic-leaning women.
How Texas Elections Would Look Different if the Freedom to Vote Act Had Been Enacted
The FTVA would ensure eligible Texas citizens can automatically register to vote through the Department of Motor Vehicles.3 Automatic voter registration (AVR) has been shown to be critical not only for registering voters and keeping voter rolls up to date but also for closing racial gaps in voter registration rates.
Corner Post v. Federal Reserve: The Supreme Court Could Open a Pandora’s Box for Federal Regulation
Issues [1] Center for American Progress Corner Post v. Federal Reserve: The Supreme Court Could Open a Pandora’s Box for Federal Regulation Share On February 20, 2024, oral arguments will be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court in Corner Post Inc. v. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. On its face, this case deals with the maximum swipe fees retailers can be charged by financial institutions when customers use their debit cards for purchases.
Generative AI Should Be Developed and Deployed Responsibly at Every Level for Everyone
Issues [1] Center for American Progress Generative AI Should Be Developed and Deployed Responsibly at Every Level for Everyone Chapters Share Introduction and summary The unprecedented growth of generative artificial intelligence (AI), particularly large language models (LLMs), presents both transformative opportunities and significant challenges.
How the Supreme Court Could Limit Government’s Ability To Serve Americans in All Areas of Life
Overturning the Chevron doctrine would have disastrous consequences for agencies tasked with enforcing Americans’ civil rights, with historically marginalized communities particularly vulnerable to losing vital protections. Click here to read the fact sheet. Federal agencies that administer grants and benefits and that combat unscrupulous, low-quality, often for-profit education programs could have their authorities hamstrung if the Supreme Court overturns Chevron deference this term.
Supreme Court Decision Could Shift Power Away From Federal Agency Experts
WHO:The plaintiffs inLoper BrightandRelentlessare New Jersey and Rhode Island commercial fishing companies that are challenging the legality of a NMFS 2020 rule that requires companies to pay the costs of fishery management observers on their vessels.
Black Voices at Yale Special Issue: Conversations with Black Undergraduate Artists
Sydney Bryant 11:17 pm, Feb 25, 2021 Contributing Reporter A special episode of the Yale Daily News Black History Month Special Issue. Producer Sydney Bryant spoke with Cassidy Arrington, Carlos Brown, Aderonke Adejare and Danielle Neil to talk about their love for poetry, dance theatre and singing respectively and how the intersections of their identity inform their art.
Despite postponed rush, a cappella groups host Virtual Jam
Sydney Bryant 11:25 pm, Sep 02, 2020 Contributing Reporter Courtesy of Yale University Although the coronavirus pandemic put a cappella rush on pause this fall, 13 of Yale’s singing groups came together online this Tuesday to welcome the Class of 2024 and attempted to fill the musical void that COVID has left behind.
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