Large federal race classification of food aid recipients
Washington reports the Agriculture Department is compiling racial data on about 14 million people receiving food benefits and related programs. The effort uses visual observation and surnames to classify individuals, with a July full report planned and public access limited to inhouse findings.
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Voting Reform Under Fire in House Caucus Move
Washington reports senior members plan to dilute the recorded teller vote reform amid House caucus discussions. Implemented a year ago it requires 20 signatures to record amendments and has driven high turnout and clashes with leadership, prompting calls for possible increases to 30 40 or 50 while sponsors gather input.
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Charles S. Gubser
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