A significant portion of Americans struggle with basic literacy, yet retain their right to vote.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration. He is seeking a court order to compel the preservation of records related to investigations into his conduct. The lawsuit aims to protect documents that could be relevant to his own inquiries or potential future legal actions.
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The Supreme Court has made a ruling concerning grace periods for mail-in ballots, which has implications for military voters. While the court upheld state grace periods, the decision's broader impact on mail-in ballots and election integrity remains a subject of discussion, particularly in relation to former President Trump's stance.
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Colorado Governor Jared Polis has dismissed members of the state's clemency board. This action follows public opposition to the potential commutation of a sentence for Tina Peters, who has been described as an election denier. The governor's decision targeted officials who reportedly resisted the commutation.
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FBI continues to investigate ransom notes in the Nancy Guthrie case as potentially legitimate.
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A federal judge has blocked a rule from the U.S. Postal Service that would have required states to share voter rolls for mail-in ballots. The rule was part of changes initiated by former President Donald Trump. The judge's decision prevents the USPS from implementing this specific requirement.
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Three Michigan brothers successfully lobbied lawmakers to change a law requiring permits for lemonade stands.
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