Black Woman’s Bid to Regain Voting Rights Ends With a 6-Year Prison Sentence
In the hearing, Ms. Moses said that she did not commit those crimes and pleaded
Voting Rights, Registration and Requirements
Older Americans Fight to Make America Better
Reminding one another of the early years of our lives is, we think, key. If
Arizona Democrats Censure Sinema After Filibuster Vote
PHOENIX — A rift between Senator Kyrsten Sinema and fellow Democrats back home in Arizona
Republicans Think There Is a ‘Takeover’ Happening. They Have Some Reading to Do.
Although Reeves is the only lawmaker in this group to have called the Democratic election
‘I Will Not Sit Quietly’: 3 Black Senators in Spotlight on Voting Rights
Speaking for “Americans from the Deep South who happen to look like me,” the conservative
Biden to Endorse Changing Filibuster to Pass Voting Rights Laws
WASHINGTON — President Biden endorsed changing Senate rules to pass new voting rights legislation during
Steve Bannon Is On to Something
Nor is it just secretaries of state. “Voter suppression is happening at every level of
Lani Guinier, Legal Scholar at the Center of Controversy, Dies at 71
Ms. Guinier married Nolan Bowie, a fellow professor and legal scholar, in 1986. He survives
Florida Bars State Professors From Testifying in Voting Rights Case
Three University of Florida professors have been barred from assisting plaintiffs in a lawsuit to
Where Do I Vote? We Answer This and Other Election Day 2021 Questions
It may not be a presidential or congressional election year, but there are still plenty
