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October 5, 2026

Barriers to Youth Voter Engagement: Why On-Campus Voting Matters

Despite 89% of young people who say they are willing to vote, only 47% of young people voted in 2024. The question is then, what is causing this gap between youth interest in participating in democracy and voter turnout? 

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August 3, 2026

Term in Review: America at 250 and the Roberts Court’s Countermajoritarian Project

For more than two decades, Chief Justice John Roberts has presided over a Court that has dismantled democratic safeguards, favored the wealthiest Americans, and stifled multiculturalism. The Supreme Court is, first and foremost, an institution — one with an unparalleled air of legitimacy.

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July 20, 2026

Crypto and Other Critical Revelations From Trump’s Financial Disclosure Report

President Trump’s annual financial disclosure report finally puts hard numbers on what many in the good governance space have been raising concerns about for over a year: that the president is using his office and the inherent trust placed in him as president for personal gain.

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July 13, 2026

Trump’s IRS Settlement: One Month Later, Three Federal Judges Signal Growing Distrust of the Government’s Story

Three separate federal judges have weighed in on challenges to both the settlement itself and the $1.776 billion slush fund it established. The courts have questioned not merely the legality of the agreement but the credibility of the government’s representations about it. 

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May 20, 2026

Trump’s $10 Billion IRS Lawsuit and His Expanding Pattern of Self-Dealing

Beyond being a gross misuse of taxpayer funds, the agreement creates a dangerous incentive. The president could continually file meritless lawsuits knowing the DOJ would settle them for extraordinary amounts.

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