The quieter losses of voice and standing — a vote made harder to cast, a candidacy struck down, a community drawn out of its say. These stories follow what happens when people's part in their own governance narrows.
Competing court orders in Missouri are creating uncertainty around congressional elections, with conflicting judicial directives complicating election administration and voter procedures.
Conflicting federal court rulings have thrown Missouri's congressional redistricting into chaos, with a federal judge ordering the state to proceed with a GOP-friendly map after the Supreme Court declined to intervene.
Una menor ciudadana de Ceuta fue acosada y agredida por manifestantes que la confundieron con una migrante, insultándola con epítetos xenófobos y exigiéndole documentación de identidad.
Beneficiarios de la 'ley de nietos' en América Latina expresan rechazo a una medida cautelar que suspende temporalmente su derecho al voto, argumentando que crea discriminación entre ciudadanos.
El Tribunal Supremo genera incertidumbre sobre derechos de voto para cientos de miles de personas con nacionalidad española o en trámite, tras decisión sobre la 'ley de nietos'.
El Gobierno cuestiona decisiones judiciales que suspenden el derecho al voto de personas tramitando nacionalidad conforme a la ley de nietos, profundizando el enfrentamiento institucional.
The US Supreme Court rejected Missouri's bid to reinstate a Republican-backed congressional map for November's midterms, but a federal judge's contradictory ruling hours later has created legal uncertainty just weeks before the election.
Missouri officials plan to proceed with a Republican-favoring congressional map despite losing in two courts, creating legal uncertainty ahead of elections.
A federal judge ordered Missouri to use a new GOP-favoring congressional map hours after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a state court ruling requiring the older map, creating election confusion weeks before November.
The U.S. Supreme Court denied Missouri's emergency request to use a new congressional map favoring Republicans, upholding a Missouri Supreme Court ruling against it.
El Ministerio del Interior español se disculpa tras revelarse un dosier de 54 folios que clasifica a 280 periodistas y tertulianos por su afinidad ideológica, aunque defiende el documento como material de trabajo.
A court has ruled that the IRS unlawfully shared taxpayer information with immigration authorities during the Trump administration, marking a significant privacy violation.
Um pai registrou boletim de ocorrência contra seu filho por criar imagens íntimas falsas de uma aluna usando inteligência artificial em São Paulo, evidenciando riscos legais do uso de IA para criar conteúdo sexual não consensual.
Missouri courts have issued conflicting rulings on the state's Republican-drawn congressional map, creating legal uncertainty over the district boundaries for upcoming elections.
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow implementation of an overhauled government database for voter screening, which voting rights groups claim could disenfranchise eligible voters.
UK police faced criticism after far-right masked groups protested at ports against small boat immigration, with Kent police admitting they mishandled advance warnings and failed to use available legal tools to prevent the demonstrations.
Eiffel Tower workers struck Monday after female staff were asked to leave during a visit by BAPS, a Hindu organization, prompting closure and raising discrimination concerns.
Se abre investigación tras sustituir personal femenino por hombres durante visita religiosa hindú a la Torre Eiffel, lo que provocó huelga del personal.
El Tribunal Supremo ha dictado una medida cautelar que impide votar a parte de los nuevos ciudadanos españoles bajo la ley de nietos, aunque mantiene vigente la concesión de nacionalidad.
El Gobierno urge al Tribunal Supremo a resolver con urgencia sobre la 'ley de nietos' que afecta el derecho a voto de 2,3 millones de personas nacionalizadas, antes de las próximas elecciones.
Paris's Eiffel Tower restricted female staff during a visit by a Hindu group, sparking public outcry and a staff strike at the iconic landmark.
NPR investigates whether the Taliban has implemented promised flogging and stoning punishments for violations like adultery and secret girls' schools since 2024 pledges.
Serbia's government has proposed dissolving Parliament to trigger early elections, signaling potential political instability or a strategic shift in the country's leadership.
