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How the Supreme Court Could Supercharge the GOP’s Voter Suppression Agenda ; Brain Changed by Caffeine in Utero ; and More Picks 3/31
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An up-close look, by a former member of Parliament, at the excess of corporate power and wealth in the British monarchy.
A look at the genetic superiority of women.
Texas officials blasted ES&S’s software installation and authentication methods but decided to certify its voting system anyway.
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Republican members of the 117th Congress have begun introducing legislation as a means of reinvigorating the conversation around alleged voter fraud, while Democrats are seeking to expand voting rights and access.
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