Politics (Page 22)
November 4, 2022
Blind Persons Sue State of Alabama for Right to Vote Privately
In Alabama, blind citizens cannot vote using paper ballots without help from a sighted person. The lawsuit contends that this violates their right to vote privately and independently.
October 30, 2022
LA Council Members Face Mounting Pressure to Resign
The pressure to resign continues for Los Angeles City Council members Gil Cedillo and Kevin de León. The two embattled councilmen have faced weeks of protests at city hall and outside their homes after a recording filled with racially charged language about groups throughout Los Angeles surfaced.
October 18, 2022
Why This 2020 Presidential Candidate Rejects the Two-Party System
Charles, a Native American activist, ran for president on a platform of “conciliation,” promoting a mutual understanding of the shared history of Americans.
October 17, 2022
Landlords Profit From the World Cup as Renters Are Evicted
Carla was given two weeks to vacate her apartment to make room for World Cup visitors "This precarious situation has given me nightmares.”
October 3, 2022
Los Angeles County Considers New Gun Regulations
(LOS ANGELES) – The Board of Supervisors for Los Angeles County has unanimously passed a motion to pursue several measures […]