News & Commentary

The Trump administration optimistically projects that “substantially under” 100,000 people will die from COVID-19 in the United States. Horrific as that statistic is, a new model suggests it could be a huge underestimate.

We're busting some myths to help clear up common misconecptions about Delaware's response to COVID-19 in our correctional facilities.

Check out this series about the work we’re (still) doing outside of our COVID-19 response. We’re still here, and we’ve still got your back.

COVID-19 is ravaging many parts of the United States, but nowhere more than in Black communities.

Check out this series about the work we’re (still) doing outside of our COVID-19 response. We’re still here, and we’ve still got your back.

In Delaware and across the U.S., COVID-19 is putting strain on our government, our businesses, and our families. Nevertheless, federal, state, and local leaders are striving to protect our democracy and keep vital institutions functioning as the country fights back against the virus—and safeguarding our elections should be a key part of that fight. Last week, the state of Delaware enacted measures so that Delawareans can participate in our Presidential Primary without risking public or individual safety. On March 24, Gov. Carney issued an order that moved the Presidential Primary to Tuesday, June 2, 2020, with the hope that the spread of C

Maybe the tech industry tiger is changing its stripes. Or maybe the tech industry devil just glued a fake halo on top of its horns. The answer to that question all depends on whether they will insist on undermining students’ privacy as a condition of helping them.

We teamed up the Coalition for Smart Justice and the Campaign to End Debtor's Prisons to ask the courts to halt fines and fees through the COVID-19 public health emergency. Read the letter in full here.

Check out this series about the work we’re (still) doing outside of our COVID-19 response. We’re still here, and we’ve still got your back.