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DemDaily: Impeached! Texas AG Goes Down

DemDaily: Impeached! Texas AG Goes Down

May 31, 2023 Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) was impeached Saturday on 20 articles ranging from bribery and corruption to obstruction of justice and abuse of public trust. The Texas House of...

Posted 4 days ago
DemDaily: Distrust in Justice

DemDaily: Distrust in Justice

April 27, 2023 Americans trust in the country’s highest court, already under steady decline, has been further eroded by recent allegations against Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas...

Posted April 27, 2023
DemDaily: Biden’s Bench

DemDaily: Biden’s Bench

February 16, 2023  This week marked the confirmation of President Joe Biden’s 100th judicial appointment, with seven more confirmed since Tuesday. As promised, Biden has set records for...

Posted February 16, 2023
DemDaily: The Weight of Wisconsin

DemDaily: The Weight of Wisconsin

February 13, 2023 State Supreme Courts have taken on an outsized role in protecting our state and federal rights as the challenges to the most basic of those have multiplied in recent years. Each...

Posted February 13, 2023
DemDaily: The Right To Strike

DemDaily: The Right To Strike

January 12, 2023 On Tuesday, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) heard oral arguments in Glacier Northwest v. The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, a case that threatens the...

Posted January 12, 2023
DemDaily: The Race To Legislate

DemDaily: The Race To Legislate

December 14, 2022 With just a week remaining until the full Congress recesses, the pressure is on to pass legislation during the lame-duck session before a divided government convenes in January...

Posted December 14, 2022