The U.S. Supreme Court has dealt a significant blow to the Voting Rights Act.
The “Secretary of War” testified before the House Armed Services Committee, scolding critics of the administration and calling them “the biggest adversary.”
The Department of Justice has again indicted James Comey, this time arguing that a photo of seashells on the beach constituted a threat to assassinate the president. In another embarrassment, the Department filed this “pleading” in the White House ballroom litigation. And the FCC is questioning whether Disney’s ABC stations are operating in the public interest, presumably because the president is mad at Jimmy Kimmel again.
Yet another federal judge refused DOJ’s efforts to access voter rolls, this time in Arizona.
Both the DOJ Inspector General and the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office are reviewing whether DOJ has complied with the law requiring release of the Epstein files.
A federal appeals court rejected the administration’s policy of detention without bond for immigrants targeted for deportation. (Read it if you need to cleanse your palate after that ballroom “filing.”)
Read this Voting Rights Act timeline, so you can converse about the act’s importance.
Join this call TOMORROW NIGHT to better understand today’s Supreme Court decision and what’s next for democracy.
Sign the ACLU’s petition for the defense of democracy and keep in the loop on voter rights.
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