Governance & Legislation We Can and Should Reform the President’s Pardon Power Austin Sarat Sep 15, 2026
Civic Engagement & Education Constitution Day: Why Citizen Skepticism Keeps Democracy Strong Melissa Murray explains how public vigilance keeps the Constitution alive. Rick LaRue Sep 14, 2026
Ethics & Leadership Trump, Kennedy, and the Monkey’s Paw An Accounting of the Bargain We Made with Trump Ryan Rabah Sep 11, 2026
Bridging & Common Ground Spencer Cox’s Off Ramp and Utah’s Tradition of Bipartisan Leadership A hopeful roadmap for reducing contempt and rebuilding America’s civic trust David L. Nevins Sep 06, 2026
Elections Dan Osborn is Ready to Represent the Working Class in Congress. Is Nebraska Ready to Let Him? "For me, it really is money in politics," he said. "Money in politics touches so many, if not every, issue that's out there. If you're taking their money, you've got to do their bidding." Matt Shinners, Independent Voter News Aug 19, 2026
Elections Can Independents Run Through the Jungle? What the Washington State Primaries Mean for the Movement Nathan Smolensky Aug 15, 2026
