The SAVE Act, which purports to fend off the phantasmal threat of voter fraud, would throw millions of women off the voting rolls.

Events in Selma, Ala. six decades ago helped win support for the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Today local activists say they're still fighting stubborn segregation, poverty and gun violence.

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These books, aimed at the general reader, can help you contextualize and respond to our current crises.

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Voting machine company Smartmatic filed the billion-dollar defamation suit over the network’s 2020 voter fraud falsehoods.

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CNN conservative pundit Scott Jennings was told to "zip it" Monday during a dustup with former Democratic Party lawmaker Bakari Sellers and anchor Kate Bolduan over the issues that President-elect Don...

Some of us whiffed the first go-round regarding incoming President Trump’s biggest priority as president. No one doubted that Trump’s focus would be on himself and his popularity or standing. But we thought it had to first be associated with how he was…

Ken Paxton's lawsuit against the NCAA is a glorified Fox News segment.

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