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While pretending to be charities, some major hospitals pay executives massive salaries, buy up expensive art collections, build the fanciest buildings—including overseas—and still wind up downsizing …

The National Popular Vote interstate compact would create new—and completely legal—ways of manipulating the presidential election process. That’s not something anybody wants.

The RCV rollout in D.C. is not off to a great start.

Third-party litigation finance is an important option for plaintiffs with legitimate lawsuits. Unfortunately, some state and federal legislators are trying to suppress or destroy this option in order…

The Virginia Legislature recently passed Senate Bill 176, which expands and regulates the use of ranked-choice voting (RCV) in local elections starting July 1, 2026.

No major nation uses the National Popular Vote interstate compact’s election system—and for good reason.

A new article at Vox shows just how far supporters of the National Popular Vote interstate compact will go to avoid answering concerns about their plan’s technical defects.

Lawsuits can be meritorious or not, regardless of who pays the bills. If lawmakers are serious about stopping abusive litigation, they need to target … abusive litigation.

NPV lobbyist authors piece filled with dubious claims. We take a deeper look.

2026 could go down as the worst year on record for the ranked-choice voting movement.