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History of the US justice system

Rates of women voter registrations are surging—particularly where reproductive rights are threatened

A volunteer from Brooklyn Voters Alliance checking a woman's application after she registered to vote

These are the groups behind some of the biggest cybercrimes

Hacker in black gloves typing

Comprehensive sex education matters. Here's what the data shows

Female student raising hand in classroom

How do the National Archives work? 6 things you need to know now that Trump's case has put them in the spotlight

The National Archives Building

Is your neighborhood at risk of sinkhole damage? You might be surprised ...

Large sinkhole erupted in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn

How do the National Archives work? 6 things you need to know now that Trump's case has put them in the spotlight

The National Archives Building

Former jobs of the governor of every state

Ron DeSantis (R) Florida is interviewed at Roll Call in Washington, D.C.

Your guide to the Bill of Rights and other constitutional amendments

How veterans' employment compares to the rest of the population

American flags displayed in front of a setting sun

A look at state Supreme Court elections

Gavel sculpture in the courtyard of the Ohio Judicial Center

Most prolific stock traders in the Senate so far in 2022

US Senator Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, poses with newly elected Republican Senators, left to right, Cynthia Lummis, Tommy Tuberville, Bill Hagerty, and Roger Marshall, in Nov. 2020.

How the idea of privacy has changed in the US

US Supreme Court Building

Interstate highways with the most fatalities

Ambulance blocks traffic after a car accident on an interstate.

Here's how much legislation in each state restricts or protects trans youth

Child holding the rainbow flag against the blue sky