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Supreme Court ethics bill on track for Senate Judiciary Committee vote as controversy continues to swirl around Justices

The Justices of the nation's highest court continue to resist transparency despite several high profile embarrassments.

Space Sustainability: Ensuring access for future generations through debris management, orbital slot management, frequency allocation, and imaginative mitigation strategies

As a delegate to the 2023 SGFF, the US policy team drew up a recommended framework for sustainability focused on access for new countries and companies, while also suggesting enforcement mechanisms through contract drafting and arbitration agreements.

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In Philadelphia address, Biden says ‘American democracy only works if we choose to respect the rule of law’

President Biden tries to rally Democrats and Republicans against extremist "MAGA Republicans". What did it look like the last time a President confronted a radical anti-democratic movement?

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US dispatch: threats of violence loom over pending midterm elections

Threats of violence against election workers and voters have increased in as the election approaches, casting doubt on whether America's first general election since 2020 will be peaceful

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US dispatch: Wolverine Watchmen trial highlights threat from ‘boogaloo’ anti-government extremists

The conviction of five militia members in Michigan highlights the threat posed by the nebulous "boogaloo" movement to spark a civil war.

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US dispatch: ‘Oath Keepers’ memberships pose disciplinary, legitimacy challenges for police forces

The federal government's ability to root out extremism has run into a roadblock: thousands of state-level officials on the rolls for an organization that led the assault on January 6th.