More than One Shot at Voting: ‘American Sniper’ Co-Author Got Multiple Mail-In Ballots
Scott McEwen voted just once, in person; the state of California mailed him and his son nine unsolicited ballots.
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Four States Defend Election Outcomes Against Texas Lawsuit in Supreme Court Showdown
Texas sued Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and WIsconsin, saying they changed election rules without say-so from lawmakers.
Despite Setbacks, Trump Legal Team Presses State-By-State Post-Election Strategy
GOP lawyers hope to disqualify presidential electors from enough states to leave Joe Biden with fewer than 270 votes.
Amy’s Got a Gun: In Senate Hearing, Barrett Tackles Second Amendment and Says She Owns a Firearm
Trump’s third Supreme Court nominee came under fire for writing that nonviolent felons shouldn’t lose the right to buy a firearm.
Supreme Court Confirmation Hearing to Begin for Amy Coney Barrett
Legal experts and political groups weigh in on what Barrett’s judicial record could mean for the economy.
Would a Biden-Harris administration ‘pack’ the Supreme Court? Pence insists it’s true
The VP claimed during a debate that Democrats plan to expand the high court in order to create a new, robust liberal majority
Catholic Cardinal: Joe Biden’s Abortion Views Should Disqualify Him from Taking Communion
A senior prelate in Rome from the traditionalist wing of the Church says Biden is not “a Catholic in good standing.”
Jabs Fly in First Debate as Trump and Biden Hurl Insults
“Will he just shush for a minute?” “Keep yapping, man.” “It’s hard to get a word in with this clown.” Welcome to the 2020 debates.
PHOTOS: Mourners Flock to Supreme Court in Wake of Ginsburg’s Death
Hundreds gathered to pay their respects to the pioneering jurist.
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