The Court cited Giuliani’s disbarment in NY for election misconduct; he faces charges in Arizona and Georgia.
A Virginia man was convicted for his actions during the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol breach, disrupting a joint session of Congress.
Feliks Medvedev of Georgia sentenced to prison for running an unlicensed money business transferring $150M in Russian funds.
Gerrymandering, a long-standing political tactic, gives the GOP a head start with 16 extra House seats in 2024, undermining fair representation, especially for communities of color. The Supreme Court’s stance and demographic changes heighten the stakes, while the Freedom to Vote Act offers potential reform.
Mississippi AG requests execution date for Richard Gerald Jordan, state’s longest-serving death row inmate, after appeal denied.
Russian national Aleksandr Viktorovich Ryzhenkov charged with using BitPaymer ransomware to attack victims in the U.S.
Vivek Ramaswamy, now a Fox Nation host, spread an antisemitic trope about Alex Soros last week on social media.
As disinformation threatens U.S. democracy, military and veteran communities are targeted. Experts urge vigilance.
Ohio voters face misleading claims in ads, websites, and social media posts alleging Sen. Sherrod Brown voted to cut Social Security. These false accusations, promoted by Republican groups and candidate Bernie Moreno, distort Brown’s record. The broader implications include potential voter misinformation and the undermining of trust in Social Security protections.
Book bans in Arizona are currently in effect—a fact educators and reading enthusiasts want to make sure isn’t swept under the rug.
As the Trump-Vance ticket pushes an anti-choice agenda, Kenia Guerrero emphasizes the dangers it poses to women’s rights.
Mark Meadows, Trump’s ex-chief of staff, failed to move Arizona’s fake elector case to federal court due to a late filing.
