Evenwel v. Abbott: Every Person (and Every Win) Counts, by Janai Nelson While many are rightly claiming victory for Monday’s decision upholding the bedrock principle of one person, one vote established more than half a ...
Editorial A Texas Man is Due to Die Because He’s Black The state of Texas agrees that unconstitutional testimony was introduced at the trial, but has argued that the testimony and the caliber of Buck’s ...
‘One person, one vote’ unanimously upheld Chris Hayes examines the conservative challenge to the basic principle of ‘one person, one vote.’
Why Monday’s Supreme Court Decision on Redistricting Is Important As the composition of the Supreme Court remains in flux following the death of one of its most outspoken justices and as the executive and legislative ...
Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx On The Legacy Of The U.S. Highway System U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx has a message for Americans this week and it’s an unusual one for someone in his position. When ...
Race and the Death Penalty in Texas This month, the Supreme Court will consider whether to hear the appeal of Duane Buck, a black man from Texas who was sentenced to die for the 1995 ...
In Places Journal, Alec MacGillis provides a historical perspective on the demographics and economics of mass transit in Baltimore, focusing particularly on the Red Line — a light rail that would have linked the impoverished, ...
