As Election Day approaches, federal searches, constitutional rights, and press freedom are colliding with the question of who restrains government power

Sixty-two years after the Nobel announcement, King’s recognition reminds us that equal citizenship was advanced by organized struggle—and depends on people willing to continue it.

Forty civil cases put the security of naturalized citizenship—and the government’s burden of proof—under a national spotlight By Walter Sundiata | On The Corner | October 7, 2026 The United States government has opened its largest concentrated campaign in modern history to take citizenship away from naturalized Americans. On October 5, the Department of Justice announced that it had filed 40 civil denaturalization complaints in federal courts across the country. The cases were filed between...