Why Stephen Miller’s Unelected Influence Demands Scrutiny

decide: Should an unelected political operative wield this much power in a democratic system? Stephen Miller has long been one of the most controversial figures in modern American politics. Once a senior advisor to former President Donald Trump and architect of some of the administration’s hardest‑line immigration policies, today he serves as White House deputyContinue reading “Why Stephen Miller’s Unelected Influence Demands Scrutiny”

California Supreme Court Ends Huntington Beach’s Voter ID Fight — What It Means for Election Law & Voting Rights

Summary In early 2026, the California Supreme Court declined to review a lower appellate court decision striking down Measure A, Huntington Beach’s controversial charter amendment that would have required voter identification at polling places in municipal elections starting in 2026. The appellate ruling and state action make clear that California voters generally do not needContinue reading “California Supreme Court Ends Huntington Beach’s Voter ID Fight — What It Means for Election Law & Voting Rights”

Rep. Robert Garcia Criticizes Pam Bondi Over Conduct at Capitol Hearing, Calls for Contempt Review Amid Survivor Advocacy Debate

Quick Summary: At a recent Capitol Hill hearing, Rep. Robert Garcia sharply criticized former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi for declining to directly address survivors seated behind her during testimony. Garcia argued that Bondi’s conduct reflected a lack of empathy and accountability, suggesting that Congress should consider contempt proceedings related to alleged obstruction. The exchangeContinue reading “Rep. Robert Garcia Criticizes Pam Bondi Over Conduct at Capitol Hearing, Calls for Contempt Review Amid Survivor Advocacy Debate”