Mississippi Could Drop Statewide Jim Crow Era Voting Process
It would simplify elections for governor and other statewide officials by erasing an Electoral College-type provision from Mississippi’s 1890 constitution.
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At Mt. Rushmore, Pres. Trump Digs Deeper Into Nation's Divisions
His comments four months from Election Day amounted to a direct appeal to the political base, including many disaffected white votes, that carried him to the White House in 2016.
New Grand Teton Science Chief Followed Unconventional Path
Fifty-eight-year-old Gus Smith replaces Sue Consolo-Murphy, who has retired. His resume includes jobs with Outward Bound and the YMCA as well as time in academia.
UN Rights Chief Says Israeli Annexation Plan 'Disastrous'
The warning of the U.N. high commissioner for human rights added to the growing chorus of international voices.
China Forces Birth Control on Uighurs to Suppress Population
Authorities say they’re trying to cut down on poverty and extremism.
Thousands Gather in Denver to Protest Elijah McClain's Death
McClain suffered cardiac arrest on the way to the hospital.
President Tweets Video With 'White Power' Chant, Then Deletes it
It shows dueling demonstrations between Trump supporters and opponents.
As President Blames Antifa, Protest Records Show Scant Evidence
The records show more than 85% of those charged were locals.
Buffalo Police Officers Charged With Assault
The two officers were suspended without pay Friday after a TV crew captured the confrontation the night before.
One Man Lays Wreaths in Normandy on This Unusual D-Day
He is also filming ceremonies and wreathlayings for the families.