Federal Judge Requests More Evidence in Preliminary Injunction Hearing Against NC's Voting Law
A federal judge in Winston-Salem will decide whether or not North Carolina's voting law will apply to the 2014 November General Election.
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Closing Arguments Expected in Injunction Hearing against NC's Voting Law
A federal hearing challenging North Carolina's voting law is coming to an end.
Obama Stumps In Colorado, With Women's Vote As Backdrop
In a state that hosts one of the nation's closest Senate races, the president spoke about the women's issues that could turn the election. But Sen. Mark Udall opted not to appear alongside Obama.
For Kids In Immigration Court, Legal Counsel Is Catch As Catch Can
Advocacy groups have sued the federal government for not providing lawyers to children in deportation proceedings. Unlike criminal courts, these courts don't provide representation for defendants.
NC's Attorneys Grill Witness to Support State's Belief of Possible Voter Fraud
It's a battle of numbers as Civil Rights groups and the state of North Carolina debate the possibility of voter fraud.
Cleveland, A Democratic Stronghold, Wins GOP Convention
The Republican Party picked Cleveland to host its 2016 convention. The GOP says it was drawn by the city's renaissance, and that they're taking the presidential battleground state of Ohio seriously.
Debate Heats Up in Federal Court Regarding NC's Voting Law
NC attorneys claim all residents have equal access to voting, but many disagree.
In Maine, A Gay Candidate With An Uneven Record On LGBT Rights
The state could elect the nation's first openly gay governor this fall. But Mike Michaud only recently came out, and some question whether he deserves the backing of Maine's largest gay rights group.
Preliminary Injunction Hearing on NC Voting Law Underway
The NAACP and several civil rights groups are suing North Carolina in federal court over its new voting law.