Being an American: The Legacy of the Revolution - Lecture 25
Explore the American Revolution's legacy, its evolving meaning, and the founders' vision for ongoing civic engagement in shaping the nation's future.
Impeachment - Constitutional Basis, Process, and Historical Overview
Explore the constitutional basis, history, and process of impeachment in the US, including notable cases and key concepts like "high crimes and misdemeanors."
A Democrat, a Republican and a Road Trip - Lessons in Bipartisanship
Two congressmen from opposing parties embark on a 1,600-mile road trip, engaging with Americans and finding common ground through spontaneous discussions on pressing issues and core values.
Is the Weakest Branch Becoming the Most Dangerous? - The US Supreme Court's Power and Legitimacy
Exploring the Supreme Court's power, legitimacy, and impact on American life. Experts discuss recent controversies, calls for reform, and potential consequences of undermining judicial authority.
The Bill of Rights at 225 - Why History Matters
Explore the enduring significance of the US Constitution's first ten amendments, their adoption, and contemporary relevance with David Rubenstein and Jeffrey Rosen.
Beyond the Top of the Ticket - Securing the Republic
Discover the importance of voting rights and civic engagement through Dr. Ted Williams III's compelling insights on constitutional democracy and electoral participation in America.
Can Math Help Repair Democracy? | Sam Wang | TED
Neuroscientist Sam Wang explains how computer simulations and mathematical models can help fix issues in American democracy, from detecting gerrymandered districts to predicting the impact of alternative election methods like ranked-choice voting.