Voter Suppression
Trump administration takes USPS mail-in ballot fight to Supreme Court
The USPS regulation would impose new voter-specific data and ballot envelope standards and potentially refuse the delivery of ballots that do not comply.
Israeli citizens abroad push to gain voting rights for upcoming elections
Judge blocks Trump-backed USPS mail-voting rules ahead of November elections
Likud Party threatens Central Elections Committee petition over Fly&Vote initiative
As Trump challenges Biden victory, Attorney-General Barr OKs fraud probes
Judges have tossed out lawsuits in Michigan and Georgia, and experts say Trump's legal efforts have little chance of changing the election result.
Georgians take to the streets in Tbilisi to protest election results
"This regime and this government are illegitimate... these results are illegitimate," Nika Melia, a United National Movement leader, told thousands of protesters.
Two men charged with gun offenses near Philadelphia vote counting center
Local media reports showed stickers on the suspects' vehicle promoting QAnon, a pro-Trump antisemitic conspiracy theory.
Who are the Biden and Trump lawyers slugging it out? - Opinion
While Trump’s lawyers might not be as famous, they are certainly busy.
Trump takes fighting stance as election swings toward Biden
"He's in a fighting mood right now. He's not melancholy or dejected. But the path is getting harder and harder," said one Trump confidante, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
Judge orders USPS to do 2 daily sweeps in states still receiving ballots
US District Judge Emmet Sullivan said the processing centers must perform morning sweeps and then afternoon sweeps "to ensure that any identified local ballots can be delivered that day."
Postal workers accused of interfering with US election mail-in ballots
A Kentucky postal employee was fired after investigators said that more than 100 mail-in ballots were dumped. Collection boxes were ransacked outside of six Virginia post offices.
In 2020, making votes count is radical
If you’re for counting all votes, you’re by default placing yourself in opposition to President Donald Trump and much of the Republican Party.
What Jewish groups are watching for in this unusual Supreme Court session
Perhaps the most prominent case that could be overturned if Barrett is confirmed is Roe. V. Wade, the 1973 decision that enshrined the right to abortion.
US Justice Dept eases ban on announcing investigations before election
The change in policy is "deeply concerning," said Miriam Aroni Krinsky, executive director of Fair and Just Prosecution, a criminal justice reform group.
