Texas said it plans to redraw its congressional map, citing a claim by the U.S. Department of Justice that the current map is an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. But the state lawmaker who drew those maps said just last month that she didn’t consider race in the process.
A federal judge Thursday again blocked President Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship.
A federal judge set a three-day trial in August to determine if President Donald Trump’s ongoing use of the California National Guard and Marines in Los Angeles violates federal law.
Native American voters in North Dakota are preparing to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene after the federal appeals court ruled that private individuals cannot bring lawsuits under Section 2 — the part of the Voting Rights Act that bars racially discriminatory voting laws.
In a win for Florida voters, a federal court has temporarily blocked some parts of a new state law that makes it much harder for residents to put citizen-led initiatives on the ballot.
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a statement of interest Tuesday in a federal lawsuit challenging how Illinois manages its voter registration rolls.
The Supreme Court Tuesday allowed President Donald Trump to proceed with slashing the federal workforce through mass firings as part of an effort to transform the executive branch in his image.
A federal court ruled that a Kansas law banning prefilled mail-in ballot applications is unconstitutional and violates the First Amendment.
El Salvador told the United Nations that it has no legal authority over hundreds of Venezuelan men that President Donald Trump sent to a Salvadoran megaprison earlier this year.
Citing the Supreme Court’s recent ruling curtailing nationwide injunctions, the Department of Justice asked a federal judge to modify a previous court order to revive a key portion of President Donald Trump’s sweeping anti-voting decree.