In Showtime’s powerful new documentary, Years of Living Dangerously, will the West’s rapacious consumption habits be let off the hook?

Right-wing machinations around voting haven’t stopped just because the election’s over. Now up: rebuilding the walls around registration.

Voter suppression efforts in Virginia and Florida have galvinated activists to fight harder to protect–and expand–the vote in 2016.

If the state GOP's effort to reconfigure electoral college tallying would have been law last year, hundreds of thousands of black voters would have waited hours in line for nothing. 

Elections administrators gathered for a hearing before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary to unpack some of the shenanigans from last month.

Obama's recent court victory on early voting may have carved a legal path for fighting down felony disenfranchisement laws.

Just a month from Election Day states are already pining for restrictions in the next election.

Guyot's memorials prompted a Wall Street Journal op-ed writer to insist that the civil rights past is irrelevant to the Voting Rights Act’s future.

An idea is spreading on the right that Republicans are unfairly constrained by a court ruling that bars the party from targeting “ballot security” measures at communities of color.

Here are ten lessons from an election season in which voting itself was hotly debated.