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Hanmi Science Chairman Faces Tender Offer Rule Violation
Shin Dong-guk's off-exchange share purchases may violate South Korea's Capital Markets Act, risking voting rights and disposal orders.
BigGo Finance · 1m
DOJ Accuses California of Knowingly Facilitating Unlawful Voting
DOJ sues California for sending ballots to 20,000 likely noncitizens.
Law & Crime · 1m
Civil Rights Groups Send Polling Observers
Civil rights groups plan to deploy thousands of observers at midterm polling places to monitor election integrity.
NPR · 1m
Joni Mitchell becomes US citizen after 62 years
The 82-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter completes her citizenship journey, gaining the right to vote in US elections.
the Guardian · 1m
Justice Department civil rights division remade
Harmeet Dhillon has pushed out hundreds of longtime attorneys and redirected the division toward Trump's priorities, leaving it depleted and transformed.
NPR · 3m
Midterms Races to Watch
Silicon Valley funding, AI regulation, and election denial shape key 2024 races.
WIRED · 2m
2026 Midterms Could End Pennsylvania Split Legislature
Pennsylvania’s 2026 midterms may end its split legislature, reshaping affordability, election reform, marijuana laws, and AI regulations.
The Conversation · 1m
King's Granddaughter Votes as Rights Face New Threats
Yolanda Renee King casts her first ballot as the Trump administration moves to restrict voting access and reproductive rights.
TIME · 1m
AOC And Sanders Introduce The Strokes
AOC and Sanders preview The Strokes' NYC show with economic justice praise.
Consequence · 1m
Supreme Court Slaps Missouri Gerrymandering Attempt
Supreme Court rejects Missouri's last-minute gerrymander for 2026 midterms, forcing use of 2022 map.
Slate Magazine · 2m
Supreme Court clears Trump to use voter citizenship database
The court allows the administration to search a federal database for non-citizens on voter rolls, overturning a judge's ban despite concerns about wrongly removing eligible voters.
BBC News · 1m
Supreme Court Lets Trump Purge Voter Rolls
Supreme Court permits Trump administration to identify noncitizen voters in state rolls.
Slate Magazine · 1m
Trump Threats Linger for 2026 Election
Trump’s election threats continue despite Supreme Court halting mail voting rule.
Slate Magazine · 1m
Supreme Court backs Trump voter purge database
The court allows the administration to use an expanded citizenship database for voter roll purges, overruling lower courts that said it was likely unlawful.
NBC News · 1m
Early voting starts as 2026 midterms could flip Congress
Early voting begins in 2026 midterms that could flip Congress control amid Trump's election interference efforts
ABC7 Chicago · 1m
Trump's election interference plan blocked by courts
The Supreme Court rejected an attempt to disrupt mail-in voting, but election security concerns remain ahead of the midterms.
Slate Magazine · 1m · 6 views
Hispanic Americans losing faith in the American dream
Immigration enforcement and declining national pride are eroding Hispanic Americans' belief that hard work leads to success.
The Conversation · 2m
Nearly 200 election deniers are running for office
From Congress to secretary of state, candidates who rejected the 2020 results are seeking positions that control how Americans vote.
WIRED · 2m
Missouri's year-long gerrymandering chaos finally has consequences
A confusing legal battle over congressional maps could result in an $80 million payout for voters whose rights were violated.
Slate Magazine · 3m
How America built a nation after winning independence
The Revolutionary War ended in 1781, but the real challenge was creating a functioning government from scratch.
The Conversation · 2m
GOOG vs GOOGL: which Alphabet share class to buy
Alphabet offers two publicly traded share classes with different voting rights and tiny price differences.
MoneyWeek · 1m
Hispanic Americans losing faith in the American Dream
A sharp decline in belief that hard work leads to success reflects deeper concerns about belonging, safety, and democracy.
The Conversation · 2m
Mail-In Voting Survives
The Supreme Court blocks Trump's last-minute attempt to restrict voting by mail before the midterms.
The New Yorker · 1m · 7 views
Supreme Court keeps mail ballots on track
The justices left a block on new USPS ballot rules in place, keeping existing mail voting systems for the Nov. 3 midterms.
Valleynewslive · 1m
The midterm fight after the mail-ballot ruling
The Supreme Court blocked one voting change, but other fights over voter data, fraud claims, and trust in the midterms continue.
Slate Magazine · 1m
A MAGA Think Tank Moved Into the Census Bureau
At least seven staffers from a Trump-aligned think tank now sit inside the agency that holds data on nearly every person in America.
WIRED · 2m
Supreme Court blocks Trump's mail ballot rules
The justices froze new postal ballot requirements weeks before the midterms, but left the door open for Trump later.
BBC News · 1m
The Supreme Court stops Trump's mail ballot grab
Trump tried to use the Postal Service to decide who gets a ballot, and the court said no with six weeks to go.
Mother Jones · 3m
The voters who were never citizens
Alaska charged 11 people with faking citizenship to vote. A court ruling just collapsed the whole case.
Fortune · 1m
Pa. to Trump: our mail ballot rules stand
Pennsylvania's top election official says a federal push to restrict mail voting changes nothing about how the state runs its November election.
PhillyVoice · 2m
Why ICE won't be at your polling place
A voting expert explains why armed federal agents at the polls is a fear campaign, not a plan.
Mother Jones · 1m
Trump Administration Pushes Citizenship Lists Ahead of Midterms
The federal government is moving forward with an unprecedented effort to build state voter citizenship lists despite legal challenges and missing initial deadlines.
NPR · 1m