Gary Duncan Tried to Break Up a Fight in 1966. But He Was the One Arrested.

A new doc­u­men­tary fol­lows the com­pli­cat­ed legal fight of a civ­il rights case in 1960s Louisiana that made its way to the U.S. Supreme Court.



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White House, Facing Voting Rights Defeats, Expands Investment

A $25 mil­lion Demo­c­ra­t­ic Nation­al Com­mit­tee ini­tia­tive will seek to reg­is­ter vot­ers and fight vot­er sup­pres­sion, but it under­scores Democ­rats’ chal­lenges in their larg­er fight. Tags: suchen suche search tag anzeigen besucherzahl brows­er design domain inhalt […]



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Texas Republicans Reveal Bills of Far-Reaching Voting Restrictions

In their sec­ond attempt to pass a sweep­ing elec­tions over­haul, Repub­li­can law­mak­ers fol­lowed the broad out­lines of the first, includ­ing a wide range of mea­sures to lim­it vot­ing access.

Supreme Court Term Marked by Conservative Majority in Flux

The chief justice’s pow­er waned, and the three Trump jus­tices grew more influ­en­tial. The term end­ed with an excla­ma­tion point, with the court impos­ing new lim­its on the Vot­ing Rights Act.

Justice Dept. Sues Georgia Over Voting Restrictions Law

The law­suit came after Repub­li­cans blocked ambi­tious fed­er­al leg­is­la­tion this week to pro­tect vot­ing rights.

Democrats Vow to Redouble Voting Push: ‘Today Is the Starter Pistol’

Even as the party’s sweep­ing elec­tions bill was blocked in the Sen­ate, Democ­rats and civ­il rights groups reaf­firmed their resolve to fight for vot­ing pro­tec­tions in Congress.

Judge Narrows Suits Over Clearing of Protesters Before Trump Photo Op

The judge said that fed­er­al offi­cials had immu­ni­ty, and that claims of a con­spir­a­cy to clear Lafayette Square for Pres­i­dent Don­ald J. Trump’s walk across it were “sim­ply too speculative.”

Voting Rights Bill Falters in Congress as States Race Ahead

Oppo­si­tion from Repub­li­cans and some of their own sen­a­tors has left Democ­rats strug­gling to deter­mine whether they should try to nix the fil­i­buster to save a top priority.

Florida and Texas Join the March to Restrict Voting Access

The efforts in two crit­i­cal bat­tle­ground states with boom­ing pop­u­la­tions and 70 Elec­toral Col­lege votes between them rep­re­sent the apex of the Repub­li­can effort to roll back access to voting.

Constitutional Challenges Loom Over Proposed Voting Bill

The sprawl­ing leg­is­la­tion, known as H.R. 1, could result in law­suits lead­ing to a dozen Supreme Court cas­es, legal experts said.

Prosecutors Are Said to Have Sought Aggressive Approach to Capitol Riot Inquiry

Their pro­pos­al was quashed amid con­cerns that it would vio­late First Amend­ment pro­tec­tions, peo­ple briefed on the plan said.