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CERL-CREW report finds egregious and impeachable violations of law by Attorney General Barr

Two ethics groups call on House to begin impeachment inquiry against Barr

William Barr: Two ethics groups seek impeachment inquiry against attorney general

Barr violated election law, ethics groups say in call to impeach

Rush to confirm Barrett ignores crucial questions of principle

The Washington Post previews major report to be issued by CERL and CREW on U.S. Attorney General Barr

Watch the webcast of U.S. Senator Angus King (I-ME) on U.S. Arctic strategy

What to expect in November — and what to do about it

Climate change, Arctic security and why the U.S. should join the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea

Iran’s isolation continues: A stranger among (feuding) friends

Proceed with caution: Why curtailing Section 230 immunity is not the solution to social media regulation

How AG Barr distorted the DOJ

Let’s “never forget” to honor the U.S. Constitution

Weapons sales to UAE and Saudi Arabia

CERL focuses on USPS privatization and politicization issues of the USPS

New CNAS-CERL-APPC commentary: #Protect2020

Trump’s PR can’t stop the virus

New commentary on partnerships to protect democracy: states vs. nation-states

Pompeo’s unlawful RNC speech for Trump should alarm all Americans

Pompeo’s Jerusalem speech violated Hatch Act, complaint says

“This is indicative of something much more dangerous to our democracy”

Protecting election integrity by prohibiting deception and disenfranchisement

New commentaries on what the U.S. can learn from other countries to combat election interference

Richard Meyer joins CERL as interim executive director

New CERL blog post: July Twitter hack underscores the need to nix ‘sole authority’

CERL blog post: Ballots are secure, knowledge on vote-by-mail is not

There’s still time to protect American democracy against threats to the 2020 elections

Gen. Joseph Votel talks about the necessity of an apolitical American military

Election date delay not legally possible, the necessity of mail-in voting