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Cruelty is not a policy solution, nor is it leadership. In their words and actions, the governors of our states seek to score political points by sowing death and suffering at the border.

Elected representatives are accountable to their constituents and if they are not able to accept criticism from those they represent, they are in the wrong job.

The executions of 24 people last year illustrated the full range of systemic flaws in our system of capital punishment.

School districts continue to invest millions in law enforcement, despite clear evidence of harm to students.

Digital attacks are on the rise ­— but you can help defend your community.

The state provides registered voters the illusion of democracy through the use of a provisional ballot. Under the law, each provisional ballot will be subject to an unreliable and standardless signature-matching process to count.

Calls to punish and silence student activists betray the Constitution and the spirit of free inquiry that is critical to life at public universities.

“Today, the courts upheld Missourians’ constitutional right to direct democracy over the self-serving attacks of politicians desperately seeking to climb the political ladder. The decision from Missouri Court of Appeals is a complete rebuke of the combined efforts from the AG and SOS to interfere

The high court will weigh in on the constitutionality of two controversial state laws that regulate social media companies’ decisions about what content they publish.