Texas voter ID rulings roll back voting restrictions nationwide
A series of federal court rulings in Texas and other states dilute or halt voter ID and registration limits. Panels in the 4th Circuit and the Sixth Circuit faulted laws for racial impact and constitutional issues, potentially boosting turnout ahead of the November election. The pieces discuss implications for the Supreme Court and the wider political battle over voting access.
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Texas
North Carolina
Wisconsin
North Dakota
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Sun Circuit Court of Appeals
GOP
Trump
Washington Post
Ohio
Hillary Clinton
Clinton
Sixth Circuit
Kansas
Red
U.S. Supreme Court
Antonin Scalia
Supreme Court
Senate
Barack Obama
Merrick Garland
High Court
Scalia
Krauthammer Sees Chess Match as Olympic-Scale Showdown
Charles Krauthammer, Fox News columnist and Pulitzer Prize winner, argues the 2016 World Chess Championship in New York between Magnus Carlsen and Sergey Karjakin offers Cold War reverberations and human drama. He recalls past matches, notes Karjakin’s ties to Russia and Putin, and extols chess as a grand, mind-blowing spectacle worth attending.
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Anatoly Karpov
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World Chess Federation
Karpov
Kasparov
International Olympic Committee
Kirsan Ilyumzhinov
Russia
Republic of Kalmykia
Moscow
Treasury Department
New York
World Trade Center
Boris Spassky
Magnus Carlsen
Fischer
Sergey Karjakin
New York Times
Vladimir Putin
Crimea
Ussr
Norway
Putin
Baltics
Scandinavia
Oslo
Fischer-Spassky
Chess
IBM
Nov. IL
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