Federal Courts Rule for Religious Liberty
8/28: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled that keeping atheists from providing invocations at the beginning of start of legislative sessions is not unconstitutional.
Spakovsky and Adams: Ranked-Choice Voting Is a Flawed System
8/23: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky and ACRU Policy Board Member J. Christian Adams explain why ranked-choice voting creates false majorities and unfair election outcomes.
Enforcing ‘Public Charge’ Rule in Immigration Is Common Sense
8/22: The latest claims against the Trump administration over its enforcement of the “public charge” provision in federal immigration law are nonsensical.
Spakovsky: Cracking Down on Illegal Alien Crime
8/21: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky examines what happens when illegal alien crime isn't taken seriously by American cities.
Williams: Is Racism the Worst Plight Facing Black Communities?
8/14: ACRU Policy Board Member and Professor of Economics Dr. Walter E. Williams explains that problems worse than racism plague the black community.
How We Can Safeguard Our Election Process
8/19: In the freest nation in the world, our system of government and our very liberty depend on free and fair elections.
VIDEO: Spakovsky Explains Election Integrity
8/18: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky outlines why election integrity is essential to free elections and how to keep our elections safe.
Spakovsky: Democrats Threaten the Supreme Court
8/16: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky and Thomas Jipping report on five Democratic senators threatening the Supreme Court with political retaliation if it doesn't rule against Second Amendment rights.
This Sheriff Was Sued for Cooperating With ICE. Now, He’s Vindicated.
8/13: When local jurisdictions refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities, they create de facto sanctuaries for criminals like Rios.
Abusing the Impeachment Process
8/13: The arbitrary, partisan use of impeachment represented by the Green resolution is at odds with the nature of impeachment as it was practiced in England and understood by those who drafted and ratified the Constitution.