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Category: Society

The hostile correction: Enforcing accountability in media

  • February 21, 2019

Misinformation in the news is increasingly problematic. Under this proposed “hostile corrections” law, when a news media outlet publishes misinformation without appropriate and timely self-correction, an opposing outlet could issue a correction.

Categories: Domestic Policy, Politics, Society

Do non-voters represent a failure of democracy?

  • October 23, 2018
US midterm elections and the non-voter problem

The US has one of the lowest voter turnouts compared to other developed democracies. Historic patterns of voter apathy and systematic disenfranchisement of some voters is compounded by fears of electoral interference by outside parties. Will American voters and the…

Categories: Civil Rights, Elections, Politics
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