Texas Officials Challenge Voting Rights Act Push
Texas Secretary of State Mark White condemned a House approved bill to place Texas under the Federal Voting Rights Act calling it an insult and unfounded. He noted no substantiated voting rights violations in 20 years and warned the measure would label Texas as racist.
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Greece Clears 11 Dictatorship Officials in Coup Case
Greece's Supreme Court ruled 11 former dictatorship officials played no direct role in the 1907 military coup and cannot be appealed. The decision frees some for trial on other charges while other junta figures face future prosecutions for crimes including torture, embezzlement, and the Cyprus events tied to civilian leaders.
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