Russia's Cyber War Against America: Will Any President Fight Back?

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Supreme Court Sidesteps Major Gun Rights Dispute

They declined to rule in a California case on whether a person’s constitutional right to keep firearms for self-defense extends outside the home.
By Reuters

People Keep Voting In Support Of The Death Penalty. So How Can We End It?

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Nearly 200 Congressional Dems Sue Trump For Violating Constitution

At least 30 U.S. senators and 166 representatives are plaintiffs in the lawsuit, representing the largest number of legislators ever to sue a U.S. president.
By Reuters

Trump's Justice Department Memo May Be Bigger Than Citizens United

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Rights Institute Says Trump's Blocking Of Twitter Users Violates U.S. Constitution

The Knight First Amendment Institute wants the president to unblock certain Twitter users.
By Dustin Volz, Reuters