What will the DOJ’s rejection of South Carolina’s voter-identification law mean?
Legal Affairs
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DOJ Rejects South Carolina Voter-ID Law
What will the ruling mean for voting restrictions in other states?
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Friday Miscellany, Year-End 2011
A Navy sailor’s public kiss, a Ugandan activist’s courage, a hurrah for the Girl Scouts, and the passing of an accidental hero.
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Gingrich’s Judicial Attack Wins Over Religious Right
His ideas have drawn attacks from establishment conservatives, but he’s winning plaudits among the evangelical grassroots
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The Latest Proposition
Will a voter referendum to allow same-sex marriage in California thrust social issues back into the spotlight this election season?
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Full Court Press
Gingrich’s threat to ignore court decisions speaks to conservative Iowans still upset about gay marriage in the state.
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The Ball’s in Your Court
Even with the federal judiciary stacked in their favor, Republicans still aren’t happy.
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Newt v. Judiciary
Wimpy candidates want to overturn the Affordable Care Act. Newt Gingrich wants to overturn 200 years of jurisprudence.
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A Ninja in Our Sites
An aggressive federal enforcement effort targets online piracy—and threatens the open Internet.
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Putting the Brakes on Voter Supression
A referendum against Ohio voter restrictions is set for the 2012 ballot.
