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Mendham GOP Tells Voters They Can’t Vote In Person. That Is False
Republicans telling residents they cannot vote unless visually impaired.
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Why Do Nonwhite Georgia Voters Have To Wait In Line For Hours?
Their numbers have soared and their polling places have dwindled.
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Who Decides When Vaccine Studies Are Done?
Internal documents show Fauci plays a key role.
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New Bill Aims To End Racial Disparities In Amputations
Why Black Americans are three times more likely to undergo diabetic amputations.
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Millions Of Mail-In Votes Have Already Been Cast In Battleground States.
ProPublica and The Guardian are tracking mail-in votes in battleground states.
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New York Court Officials To Review Cases Handled By Judge With Alzheimer’s
The review will involve only cases the judge, ShawnDya Simpson of State Supreme Court, dealt with while on medical leave.
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Inside The Fall Of The CDC
How the world’s greatest public health organization was brought to its knees by a virus and the president.
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New Eyewitness Accounts Conflict Reports In Shooting
Witnesses say feds didn’t identify themselves before opening fire on Portland Antifa suspect.
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The Influence of Virginia’s Biggest Utility
Four types of scandals utility companies get into with money from your electric bills.
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Now In Government Food Aid Boxes: A Letter From Donald Trump
Democrats say the letter violates the law against using government resources to campaign.
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The Influence of Virginia’s Biggest Utility
Inside the utility company lobbying blitz that will hike electric bills.
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America Doesn’t Have Coherent Strategy For Asymptomatic Testing
While it battles a virus that can spread quickly, the U.S. has yet to execute a strategy for testing asymptomatic carriers.
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How Black Families Are Losing Their Land
Black landowners will benefit from new funding to prevent land loss.
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Your Guide To Voting In Illinois
Everything you need to know about local election deadlines, what the pandemic has changed and casting your ballot so it counts.
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Illinois Has Had Covid-19 Outbreaks In 44 Schools But Won’t Say Where They’ve Occurred
More children are testing positive for COVID-19 than they were between March and mid-August, when schools shut down.
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In Florida, The Gutting Of A Landmark Law Leaves Few Felons Likely To Vote
State officials don’t know how many felons are registered or eligible to vote.
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DOJ Frees Federal Prosecutors To Take Steps That Could Interfere With Elections
An internal announcement from the Justice Department can weaken long-standing policy.
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Maine Hires Lawyers With Criminal Records To Defend Poorest Residents
Maine is the only state in the country with no public defender system.
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Justice Department May Have Violated Attorney General Barr’s Own Policy Memo
Attorney general reminded Justice Dept. prosecutors to avoid partisan politics.
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California Will Keep Burning, But Housing Policy Is Making It Worse.
There are ways to keep people and homes safer from wildfires. Then, there’s what California does.
