Images: Bloomberg News/Zuma Press Composite: Mark Kelly If Israel is prevented from defeating Hamas, we should be under no illusions about what it will mean for the future of democracy.

AP Share The popular view of what’s ailing our democracy goes something like this: Americans are more polarized than ever. Misinformation is rampant. In red and blue states, most Americans are ...

"Where we're heading in terms of our democracy and voting rights depends a lot on which state ... list that sends a ballot to residents who sign up. "The violent insurrection on Jan.

The brutal severing has left us glaring at one another across a cultural divide that threatens to swallow the democracy whole. There are swastikas on the playground. Racial slurs on school walls.

This poses a severe danger to maintaining our democracy that is based on cooperating trust networks. Mutual trust depends on free speech and a free press that creates transparency. Democracies ...

This measure seeks to defend democracy in communities that have been hard hit by a changing news landscape. There is amazing access to information in our times; however, this information does not ...

The House select committee’s investigation of the Jan. 6 insurrection has hammered home a fundamental truth about democracy. This cherished form of government, rooted in the will of the people ...

We must follow her lead. Democracy depends upon it. Claire Sylvia is an attorney in San Francisco who represents whistleblowers and the author of "The False Claims Act: Fraud Against the Government." ...

I respectfully disagree. Democracy emphatically depends on different viewpoints or philosophies. There would be no point in touching base with the electorate if we all believed the same thing.

Some Democrats, including President Biden this week, have warned that American democracy is quite literally on the ballot this year. Biden and others are not wrong that the republic is in peril.