doj voting rights Archives

The Justice Department announced on Monday that it plans to monitor compliance with federal voting rights laws in 64 jurisdictions

Warriors hope recent wins swing momentum away from 'dangerous' play-in
Golden State has put together its most impressive stretch of wins, and just in time to make a playoff push.
UConn keeps rolling in March, trounces Gonzaga
UConn blew past its fourth straight NCAA tournament opponent, earning its first trip to the Final Four in nine years with an 82-54 blowout of Gonzaga.
SDSU's Dutcher: 'Going to be more realignment'
With San Diego State playing in its first Elite Eight game vs. Creighton on Sunday, Aztecs coach Brian Dutcher said the school is ready to make the leap to a Power 5 conference.
Hawks' Young tossed after firing ball at official
Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young was ejected in the third quarter of Saturday's game against the Pacers for throwing the ball at referee Scott Wall.
Benavidez batters Plant, calls for shot at Canelo
David Benavidez's nonstop pressure wore Caleb Plant down Saturday night in the biggest win of his career, after which Benavidez called out undisputed champion Canelo Alvarez.