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"What this standoff also reveals is a deeper threat to our constitutional system, and a pathway forward for legislators to guard against abuses by this and future presidents."

Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.), chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, recently told an NBC News reporter, “Every elected official in the Ukraine was for Hillary Clinton.…

As the House moves to drafting and voting on articles of impeachment regarding President Donald Trump’s actions demanding a “favor” from Ukraine, there are reports that it…

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse writes that there is a dual problem with the Supreme Court: not only the web of special-interest, secret donor influence surrounding it; but an extraordinary…

President Donald Trump has repeatedly asked foreign governments to interfere in U.S. elections to help him maintain political power. And there is no reason to expect him to stop.…

Former U.S. Attorneys draft a "Model Indictment" based on publicly available evidence of Giuliani's misconduct.

This week’s campaign finance enforcement action could not have come at a more important time for defending American democracy from foreign interference.

White House Counsel Cipollone's letter to Congress is a profoundly troubling document with a political purpose: stonewalling Congress while trying to muddy the waters with pretextual…

Trump's following Putin's whataboutism not simply for public consumption. He’s apparently internalized it and turned it against the United States.

Campaign-finance laws are inadequate to address today's foreign interference threat. Instead, a national security approach is needed.

Top election law expert writes about "the absurdity of the Justice Department’s refusal to investigate."

Top election law expert, Paul S. Ryan of nonpartisan group Common Cause, explains the felonies that apply to allegations in Ukrainegate.