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As Democrats prepare to take control of Congress in January, party leaders say they intend to hold Trump officials accountable with stepped-up hearings and investigations. The administration has responded with threats to launch its own investigations into lawmakers for carrying out oversight.

The Rule of Law Project: New Effort Launched to Probe Corruption & State Violence in U.S.

As Democrats prepare to take control of Congress in January, party leaders say they intend to hold Trump officials accountable with stepped-up hearings and investigations. The administration, however,...

democracynow.org

What are the chances that the newly elected democratic house decides to think outside the box and nominate Stacey Abrams as the next Speaker of the House?...pretty sure that would blow a few MAGA gaskets...and counter Mike Johnson's Do-Nothing Congress...with a can-do woman who gets things done.

Several lawsuits over Trump’s election interference schemes are ongoing ahead of 2028, including major cases involving: 📬 Mail voting 📝 A national voter roll database 🏛️ State citizenship lists Here’s a closer look at where these major voting-related cases stand 👇

The midterms are over, but Trump’s legal assault on voting continues. Here’s where those cases stand

Donald Trump’s attempt to subvert the midterm election was blocked by the courts in a flurry of temporary orders ahead of Election Day, but ongoing litigation will determine whether he can enact his s...

democracydocket.com

Good ideas die in DC because of the Senate's filibuster. The Constitution says nothing about needing 60 votes. Its history is dishonorable: it blocked civil rights legislation. If you want to ban Congressional stock trading, shine a light on dark money, disempower the lobbyists, nuke the filibuster

In January, ICE agents smashed Aliya Rahman’s windows, pulled her out of her car, ignored her assertions that she is a US citizen, and taunted her for her disability. Since then, she has tried over and over to get some accountability.

Aliya Rahman wants to unmask the ICE agents who dragged her from her car

The disabled US citizen filed a tort claim against ICE. Then she petitioned their civil rights watchdog team. Neither approach worked—so now, she's suing.

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