Weeks before the midterm elections, the cost crisis is hammering food pantries in red and blue states

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Frederick County’s sheriff turned his office into a force multiplier for ICE before such collaboration became commonplace. As he again faces voters this year, the harm to immigrant communities is impo...

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Since 2020, certification has increasingly become a tool for fringe local officials to delay results, force state intervention and cast doubt on votes they are legally required to finalize.

After several high-profile scandals and abuses of power in 2025, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is continuing to put the security of the US and …

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I keep telling people that tech bros are creepy as hell and that the popular image of the harmless “nerd” is one of the greatest modern disguises of power.

The postal service tried to reject an entire ballot over an issue with the envelope—a dark sign of the chaos that could unfold before November’s elections.

ZeroBionic was founded by 22-year-old Norah Kimathi to allow these students to be taught by teachers who themselves don't know sign language.

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The slick voter registration website, currently being promoted to millions of people, is a digital surveillance machine.

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A 25-year-old U.S. citizen who was wrongfully deported to Mexico was granted permission to return to the United States. Brian José Morales García was deported in April after a police stop. The Texas T...

The Government Accountability Office can't even verify the books. Here's what Congress must do.

The Justice Department wants the Supreme Court to allow a mail voting rule to take effect, despite missing components to the rule.

The Justice Department wants the Supreme Court to allow a mail voting rule to take effect, despite missing components to the rule.

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They noted that states have already begun sending ballots and argued that the injunction provides protection against disruption as the election approaches.