The U.S. Senate narrowly advanced the SAVE America Act to the next stage in consideration. The House-passed bill seeks to require proof of citizenship and photo identification for…
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Senate Passes Bipartisan Housing Bill
The new bill introduces regulations that are intended to improve affordable housing availability. The Senate passed a bipartisan bill last week on affordable housing, titled the “21st Century…
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President Announces He Will Sign No Other Bills Until the Senate Passes SAVE America Act
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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U.S. and Venezuela Reestablish Diplomatic Relations
The Department of State says the U.S. will assist the Venezuelan people “through a phased process.” The State Department announced that the United States is reestablishing diplomatic relations…
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Supreme Court Issues Stay in NY Redistricting Case
The majority ruled against the racial gerrymandering of New York’s 11th district. The Supreme Court granted the request from Representative Nicole Malliotakis of New York to stay a…
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Education Department Investigates Student Data Privacy Practices
The inquiry examines FERPA compliance in voting-related research. The U.S. Department of Education’s (the Department’s) Student Privacy Policy Office (SPPO) opened investigations into Tufts University (Tufts) and the…
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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…
Read MoreMembers 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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