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Congress is considering legislation that would require businesses to accept cash, which could help protect nearly 6 million U.S. households. The proposals remain in the consideration stage with no further legislative steps detailed.
Federal complaints allege 11 lawful permanent residents in California fraudulently registered to vote by falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and, in...
Virginia’s legal history shows citizenship shifting from state control to national definition, yet Indigenous rights remained contested for...
The article ties Trump's reported energy deal with Putin—providing sanctions relief while Ukraine fights on—to the WSJ-reported investigation...
Texas voters are urged to vote early in person to gain time fixing registration issues and avoid expected Election Day intimidation.
Meta's automated system mistakenly suspended a voting-rights group's Instagram account for several hours amid nearly 3,000 demonstrations during...
The DOJ demanded California review 20,000 names flagged as likely noncitizens within 48 hours, then sued to block their mail ballots when the deadline...
The No Kings coalition is pivoting from nationwide anti-Trump protests to a nonpartisan drive for midterm early voting.
Democratic senators are demanding Attorney General Todd Blanche publicly reaffirm the DOJ's election non-interference policy and rule out seizing...
Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais has dismantled Rep. Cleo Fields’ majority-Black 6th District in Louisiana, the second time such a...
If Democrats win the House, they face a clear priority decision: investigate the Trump administration or advance their legislative agenda?
Trump's executive order waives sanctions in the Lindsey Graham Act, using a simple national-interest certification to bypass Congress.
Pro-democracy groups report stopping most Trump election interference attempts through nationwide litigation, including executive orders and...
Does Trump's waiver of congressionally passed Russia sanctions reveal limits on legislative control over foreign policy?
Issue 3 would embed Ohio's current photo ID voting requirement into the state constitution, where it is now only a statute.
