Donors flood ballot debate shaping mail voting access
Wealthy donors flood into the mail voting fight as tens of millions flow through dark money networks to sway laws and court rulings. In Wisconsin cities receive 6.3 million from left aligned groups to expand vote by mail. conservative outfits push litigation and funds via Donors Trust and philanthropic foundations.
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Donald Trump
Wisconsin
Trump
Joe Biden
Laleh Ispahani
U.S
Open Society
George Soros
IRS
Judicial Watch
The
Honest Elections Project
True the Vote
Public Interest Legal Foundation
Donors Trust
Jason Snead
Judicial Education Project
Kim marks 67 years after war amid virus outbreak
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un visited the Fatherland Liberation War Martyrs Cemetery near Pyongyang to mark the 67th anniversary of the 1950 53 war end and handed out Paektusan commemorative pistols to senior officers as he seeks unity amid a potential coronavirus outbreak. KCNA said a city near the border was placed under lockdown after a suspect case, with experts split on whether the virus is already present.
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South Korea
Kim Jong UN
North Korea
Kim
Korean Central
Pyongyang
Fatherland Liberation War Martyrs Cemetery
KCNA
Korean Peninsula
China
Kaesong City
North
Kim Jun-rak
Yoon Taeho
Night of Freedom Riders Echoes in a Montgomery Home
Valda Harris recalls the 1961 arrival of John Lewis and other Freedom Riders at her family home in Montgomery. She describes the beating, secrecy, and the quiet normalcy of the era as MLK Jr lived nearby and later honored the family with a monument marker in 2006. Her mother Vera Harris died at 96 last year.
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Ala
Valda Harris Montgomery
John Lewis
Lewis
Richard Harris
Tuskegee
Martin Luther King Jr
Freedom Riders
Freedom
King
Rev. King
Washington
Vera Harris
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