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Louisiana Redistricting Case Could Reshape Voting Rights Act

October 16, 2025

WASHINGTON (HUNS) — The Voting Rights Act now faces its largest threat yet, after more than 50 years as a cornerstone of civil rights law. On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court reviewed…

History at Howard: Capstone Journalists Cover Election Day In Real Time

November 13, 2024

Congressional Seats Still Open a Week After Election Day

November 12, 2024

African Americans Make Election History Up and Down the Ballot

November 12, 2024

LGBTQ+ Bars Prepare Safe Spaces for Election Night

November 9, 2024

Election 2016

Voters Voice Displeasure with Both Presidential Candidates

October 30, 2016

by Miesha Miller

As Election Day Approaches, Race Tightens In one of the most controversial presidential elections in U.S.…

Election 2016

Election 2016: The Millennial Vote

October 28, 2016

by Cache McClay

Young Voters Prepare, Ponder Over Choice for President Although millennial voters are an important demographic…

Election 2016

VIDEO: New Laws in the South Could Affect the Votes of Millions of Blacks

September 27, 2016

by Danielle Solomon

Philosopher George Santayana once said, “those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”…

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President Obama Seeks to Score Again With Voters in Virginia

September 25, 2012

by Christina Downs

WOODBRIDGE, Va. – President Obama jogs up to a roaring crowd, sprinkled with signs reading “Forward”…

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Obama Adds Edge to Unify Nation in State of the Union Address

January 27, 2012

by Michael Higgs

With his assertive tone and presence, President Obama attempted to erase any doubts of his ability…

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Who’s the Rudest of Them All? N.Y., but D.C. Is No. 3

January 26, 2012

by Odochi Ibe

Ugly Politics Pushes D.C. Higher on Rude Cities List The district pushed past Boston and Los…

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Cain’s Comments Bring Abortion in the Black Community to the Forefront

November 30, 2011

by Jonquilyn Hill

Recent comments by Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain have thrown the often-debated topic of abortion into the…

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Some Residents of Ward 6 Remain Confident in the Democratic Party

November 3, 2010

by Alexa Murray

In Ward 6, Tommy Wells, Democrat, and Jim DeMartino, Republican, are in a race for the…

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Write-In Fenty Supporters Won’t Say a Word, But Gray Supporters Will on Albemarle Street

November 2, 2010

by Ronesha Dennis

District residents who thought the race for mayor was over when incumbent Adrian M. Fenty lost…

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Water Main Break Disrupts Voting in Ward 5

November 2, 2010

by Brittany Johnson

A water main burst about 2:45 p.m., halting electronic voting at the Bunker Hill Elementary School in Ward…

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Elections - Page 30

Louisiana Redistricting Case Could Reshape Voting Rights Act

History at Howard: Capstone Journalists Cover Election Day In Real Time

Congressional Seats Still Open a Week After Election Day

African Americans Make Election History Up and Down the Ballot

LGBTQ+ Bars Prepare Safe Spaces for Election Night

Voters Voice Displeasure with Both Presidential Candidates

Election 2016: The Millennial Vote

VIDEO: New Laws in the South Could Affect the Votes of Millions of Blacks

President Obama Seeks to Score Again With Voters in Virginia

Obama Adds Edge to Unify Nation in State of the Union Address

Who’s the Rudest of Them All? N.Y., but D.C. Is No. 3

Cain’s Comments Bring Abortion in the Black Community to the Forefront

Some Residents of Ward 6 Remain Confident in the Democratic Party

Write-In Fenty Supporters Won’t Say a Word, But Gray Supporters Will on Albemarle Street

Water Main Break Disrupts Voting in Ward 5

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