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Supreme Court Justice John Marshall Harlan opposed limits on civil liberties and dissented in the 1896 “separate but equal” Plessy v. Ferguson case. Former Politico executive editor Peter Ca…

Peter Canellos, Politico editor-at-large and the author of The Great Dissenter, talked about about the life, career, and legacy of Supreme Court Justice John Marshall Harlan of Kentucky.

Politico and the Knight Foundation held a discussion on how campaigns plan to engage with nonvoters in the 2020 election cycle. The conversation coincided with the Knight Foundation’s releas…

Politico editor-at-large Peter Canellos discussed his recent article on whether people are still turning to historical sites to learn more about American history. This program is part of …

Ahead of the National Governors Association winter meeting, Politico hosted its fifth annual State Solutions Conference in Washington, D.C. The event included a series of interviews with var…

Reporters and political analysts talked about about the final two months of the 2012 presidential campaign. They focused on the state of the race coming out of the conventions and what the t…

The team of seven reporters at The Boston Globe who wrote the book and Peter Canellos, who edited it, talked about Last Lion: The Fall and Rise of Ted Kennedy (Simon and Schuster (February 1…

Participating by telephone, Richard Friedman explained the Washington & Lee Mock Convention. Its purpose is to pick the nominee for the out-of-office party, in this case the Democrats. They …

Peter Canellos talked about yesterday’s Democratic South Carolina primary, this Tuesday’s Florida Republican primary, as well as the latest campaign developments, ads, and candidate schedule…

Outside the limelight of the two major parties, many lesser-known candidates enter the race for the presidency. Several independent candidates participated in a debate in Boston.