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The Green Party Broke New Ground in 2018 Midterms
VIDEO: Is the Alt-Right Challenge to Democracy Anything New?
Is the Alt-Right a movement, a theory, a trend, or just an unorganized group of people far outside of what used to be the political mainstream in America?
Federal Court Slams Georgia Provisional Ballot Counting Process
A federal court in Atlanta on Monday issued an order requiring the state to take a number of steps to protect voters who had to cast provisional ballots.
Mishaps, Protests and Litigation Overshadow Florida Recount
Mishaps, protests and litigation are overshadowing the vote recount in Florida’s pivotal races for governor and Senate, reviving memories of 2000.
VIDEO: In Florida, Amendment 4 Restores More Than A Right To Vote
The long racist history of the abuse of felon disenfranchisement in the state of Florida was finally ended by popular referendum.
Greens Claim GOP Stole Georgia Governor’s Election From Democrats
Georgia Green Party claims GOP stole governors election from democrats Stacey Abram by Republican Brian Kemp in a release of November 6th, 2018.
Big Spending Campaigns Rewarded With Victory in Midterms
Massive amounts were spent by the candidates and independent spenders in the races that decided the 2018 midterms which was rewarded with victory.
Green-Rainbow Party Wins Formal Recognition Massachusetts
The Green-Rainbow Party (GRP) statewide candidates earned enough votes to be formally recognized as an official party in the state of Massachusetts.
Female Veterans Make Record Gains In Congress
While the overall number of veterans in Congress declined after Tuesday’s election, the number of female veterans elected to Congress rose.
Civil Rights Groups Demand Every Georgian Ballot Be Counted
This election presented Georgia voters with unnecessary and manufactured obstacles and so, the Civil Rights Groups demand every Georgian ballot be counted.
- What is Hope for Anti-Corruption Legislation in 2018 Congress?
- Is Ranked Choice Voting Working Its Magic in Maine Already?
- Undecided Races Leave Three States On Edge
- Oil Lobby Spent Fortune to Stop Block Washington Carbon Fee
- Major Pro-Democracy Wins Beneath Midterm Headlines
- VIDEO: What Will The 2018 Midterm Elections Mean For Education?
- Celebrating the Voter-Approved Michigan Redistricting Reform
- Why Tech and Health Care Led US Stock Surge After Election
- Why Young Voters are the Heroes of the 2018 Elections
- VIDEO: Law, Democracy and the Schoolhouse Gate
WORLDWIDE
The Diamond Industry Is Failing To Clean Up Its Act
The diamond industry must deliver on its promise that consumers can trust the diamonds they purchase are sourced, traded, and processed responsibly.
Attorney General Alleges Vast Ethiopian Corruption Scheme
Ethiopia’s attorney general said on Monday that a five-month long investigation at huge military-run conglomerate METEC has revealed vast corruption.
DC Author Benny Tai Standing Trial in Hong Kong Next Monday
Benny Tai was among the trio who originally proposed what became known as the “Umbrella Movement” in 2013 under the Occupy Central banner.
Parliament Approves Tunisian PM’s Cabinet Reshuffle
The Tunisian parliament approved on Monday a cabinet reshuffle proposed by Prime Minister Youssef Chahed amid a political and economic crisis.
Worrying Attack On Kazakhstani Trade Union Leader
Unidentified assailants viciously attacked a local trade union leader in Kazakhstan on the evening of November 10, 2018, Human Rights Watch said today.
Committee To Protect Journalists Slams Tanzania Treatment Of Journalists
CPJ expressed indignation at statements from Tanzanian authorities justifying the detention of CPJ’s Africa team in Dar es Salaam on November 7.
VIDEO: Reviewing Pakistani PM Imran Khan’s First 100 Days
Brookings Institute on November 6, 2018 hosted an event in which a three member panel each brought to light what they thought of Khan’s achievements in 100 days.
VIDEO: Expert Outlines Proper Role for Social Media Content Moderation
On November 6 2018, Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard hosted Tarleton Gillespie in an event on his book “Custodians of the Internet”.
Observers See Increasing Attacks On Human Rights In Tanzania
U.S has spoken out against Tanzanian moves to cut back human rights and civil liberties,harassment of “marginalized” people such as homosexuals.
Government Confirms Gabon Dictator Seriously Ill In Saudi Arabia
Central African nation’s presidency said in statement on Sunday latest word about health of president Ali Bongo Ondimba of Gabon was “extremely reassuring”.
- Government Confirms Gabon Dictator Seriously Ill In Saudi Arabia
- Russia-Controlled Ukraine Regions Hold Clearly Rigged Vote
- Struggle to Hold Khashoggi Killers to Account Hitting Walls
- Ugandan Pop Star-Politician Performs First Show Since Jailing
- Year-Long Global Initiative to Reimagine Democracy Releases Report
- Sudden Dissolution Of Sri Lanka Parliament Denounced
- Opposition Claims Leader Survived Zimbabwe Assassination Attempt
- League of Women Voters Joins Key Arizona Voter Protection Lawsuit
- Financial Times Editor Refused Entry To Hong Kong
- One Year On, Mauritanian Anti-Slavery Blogger Still In Prison