Washington — The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to revive an Arizona law requiring documentary proof of citizenship when registering to vote using a state-created form, but declined to allow enforcement of provisions mandating such proof in order to vote for president or by mail. The split decision from the high court partially rejects an
The 5–4 vote reinstates an election law provision. U.S. Supreme Court justices have narrowly voted to approve a request from the Republican National Committee (RNC). Justices in a 5–4 vote agreed to reinstate a part of Arizona law that requires officials to reject state registration forms from voters who did not provide proof of citizenship.
The Supreme Court partially handed Republicans a win in their fight to enforce proof of citizenship when voting for president in Arizona.
A conservative nonprofit is targeting Kamala Harris in key battleground states over her handling of the border crisis, launching a "#SayTheirNames" campaign.
Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters dodges Fox News Digital's question about whether she would support restrictions on third-trimester abortion procedures.
Press secretary turned MSNBC host tells congressional committee she didn’t investigate information that contradicted her public statements (Getty Images) Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki made no attempt to “challenge or question” inaccurate information from the Biden-Harris administration during its disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal, she told lawmakers during a closed-door interview with the House Foreign
Vulnerable Montana senator says his reelection is less important Jon Tester (Alex Wong/Getty Images) Sen. Jon Tester (D., Mont.) was the opener for Pearl Jam on Wednesday evening, when he dangled something interesting before the audience: support for Vice President Kamala Harris. “Mine isn’t the important one, it’s the one at the top,” Tester said,