An increasing number of members in the House of Representatives have also said they will not vote on legislation passed by the Senate. President Donald Trump stated that…
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House Passes Updated Version of SAVE Act
The election integrity measure is not expected to be approved in the Senate. The House of Representatives passed the SAVE America Act, sponsored by Representative Chip Roy of…
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Federal Judge Rules Against On-Campus Early Voting Sites in NC
Judge Osteen denied the request for the sites to avoid the risk of creating voter confusion. Federal Judge William Osteen has denied a request made by an organization…
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FCC Narrows TV Broadcasting Exemptions to Equal Time Rule
Agency guidance stated there will not be automatic exemptions for late-night and daytime talk show appearances. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently issued guidance indicating that interviews with…
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Members of Congress Introduce Election Integrity Legislation
Legislators seek to ensure only U.S. citizens vote in elections and would place restrictions on mail-in ballots. Congressman Chip Roy of Texas and Senator Mike Lee of Utah…
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Supreme Court Allows Candidates the Right to Challenge Election Rules
The court cited upholding the integrity of elections, as well as the potential for higher financial spending by candidates, in their reasoning. The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued…
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DOJ Sues More States for Refusal to Turn Over Voter Rolls
The attorney general is authorized by federal laws to verify voter rolls and list maintenance. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has sued Arizona and Connecticut for refusing to…
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250 Years of Prayer
For 250 years, prayer has shaped the nation in times of uncertainty, grief, and moral evaluation. As the nation faces the next quarter-millennia, prayer is the cornerstone of hope for the future.
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Managing Trust in Government
Foundational trust in government matters for the smooth functioning of civic life. Yet data shows that less than 20% of Americans trust the federal government and civic trust has been declining for decades. How can the government restore that trust?
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DOJ Sues More States for Refusing to Turn Over Voter Rolls Required by Federal Law
At least a dozen states are violating the transparency required under federal election law. The Department of Justice Civil Rights Division has filed lawsuits against more states for…
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