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Before the federal eviction ban was put in place, millions of people were at risk of losing their homes -- and with their addresses, their current voter registration status.

With local news outlets struggling, the gap is being filled by sites that are often strictly (if covertly) partisan in nature. 

An increasing number of states are creating retirement savings accounts for workers who aren't covered by their employers. This may point the way to federal legislation.

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"Pension risk" may sound like a dull topic, but it's a question that involves billions of dollars. A new report offers fresh guidance for policymakers.

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A look at how ranked-choice voting works in the wild, including the 2021 NYC mayor race.

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At a time when democracy is under debate, some experts and advocates look back to the Declaration of Independence for inspiration and instruction.

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