Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. The Supreme Court cleared the way on Friday for the Trump administration to use a ...

The Supreme Court has given the Trump administration the go-ahead to let states access a recently expanded database of citizenship records for the midterms, even though critics contend it contains ...

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Meta's new Muse AI personal agent is garnering excitement and shows signs of becoming a hit, but Amazon has blocked the app from its site. The early success of Muse, which rocketed to the top of Apple ...

“The whole point [of the event] is to get them excited about this huge scientific phenomenon that is happening today.” — Ritu Kansal Several minutes before Solar Eclipse 2017 reached its peak, a band ...

Critics of a citizenship database built by the Trump administration have raised alarms about privacy and improper voter purges. By Abbie VanSickle Reporting from Washington The Supreme Court ruled on ...

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Sept. 25 handed the Trump administration a win in its push to increase federal involvement in the midterm elections. An ideologically divided court allowed state and ...

The US Supreme Court has lifted restrictions on the Trump administration using a controversial federal database that relies on citizenship information and other sensitive data to identify voters ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has for now revived a federal data system the Department of Homeland Security revamped into a tool to check the citizenship of millions of Americans on state voter rolls. The ...

An order issued Friday by the Supreme Court temporarily allows the Trump administration to move forward with a mass voter verification system. The emergency order allows states, for now, to use the ...

The court’s three liberal-leaning justices publicly dissented from the decision. The emergency order allows states, for now, to use the Trump administration’s revamped version of a Department of ...