Supreme Court revives New Hampshire ban on student IDs for voting days before election
The U.S. Supreme Court issued an emergency order granting New Hampshire's request to stay a federal district court injunction that had previously blocked the state from enforcing its prohibition on student IDs for voter registration and ballot casting. In reviving the restrictions under House Bill 323 ahead of the upcoming election, the justices invoked the principle that federal courts should not alter state voting rules on the eve of an election without sufficient justification. The order ensures that New Hampshire voters will not be able to rely on student identification cards at polling sites while the underlying constitutional challenge brought by voting rights advocates proceeds through the appeals process. Also in this briefing: Ninth Circuit judges push back on DOJ bid to set aside 20,000 California mail ballots; Saudi, Pakistani and Turkish envoys meet in Tehran to head off wider war; Five million fewer Americans on SNAP as food pantries and school meal programs strain.
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The Supreme Court voted eight to one to reinstate New Hampshire's ban on student voter IDs.
A quarter of flagged California registrations targeted by the Justice Department were actually native-born citizens.
Separated mail ballots cannot physically be reconnected to voter envelopes once tabulated.
Saudi, Pakistani, and Turkish delegations launched emergency talks in Tehran to prevent regional war.
National food assistance enrollment dropped thirteen percent, removing over five million Americans from the program.
New federal work mandates forced thirty-three Houston public school campuses to lose universal free meals.
- 01Intro1 min
- 02Supreme Court revives New Hampshire ban on student IDs for voting days before election: Emergency Stay and Statutory Restrictions3 min
- 03Supreme Court revives New Hampshire ban on student IDs for voting days before election: Precedent, Arguments, and Impact2 min
- 04Ninth Circuit judges push back on DOJ bid to set aside 20,000 California mail ballots1 min
- 05Saudi, Pakistani and Turkish envoys meet in Tehran to head off wider war2 min
- 06Where things stand1 min
- 07Five million fewer Americans on SNAP as food pantries and school meal programs strain2 min
- 08Outro1 min
- Supreme Court lets New Hampshire fully ban student IDs for voting ahead of midterms
- 10 06 26 press release hb 323.pdf
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- DOJ appeals to Ninth Circuit as California says judge has not ruled on request to segregate 20,000 mail ballots
- Appeals court to hear DOJ's dangerous bid to block California from counting votes
- Appeals court appears skeptical of DOJ’s emergency bid to block 20,000 ballots in California
- California officials ordered by DoJ to set aside ‘likely’ noncitizen ballots
- California Ballot Lawsuit: DOJ Appeals Before a Judge Has Ruled
- 9th Circuit panel questions basis for feds' request to block 20,000 California ballots
- 9Th Circuit Questions DOJ Demand to Set Aside 20,000 California Mail Ballots - The National Herald
- Appeals Court Weighs DOJ Bid to Set Aside 20,000 California Ballots From Suspected Noncitizens | CDN
- DOJ makes final pitch to block 20,000 California ballots ahead of crucial court hearing
- Saudi pakistani and turkish envoys press tehran to avoid a new war
- Mecca defense pact officials head to Iran for talks on regional conflict
- Saudi, Pak and Turkish officials to hold joint meeting in Tehran; discuss regional security
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- Can Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey Prevent a Wider War with Iran?
- Senior Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani Officials to Visit Tehran for Regional Security Talks - WANA
- Snap enrollment falls food insecurity
- Texas SNAP participation drops to a 17-year low amid fed changes
- Trump snap enrollment food aid cuts
- As SNAP rolls shrink, free school lunches disappear
- Trump administration has pushed off 13% of Americans enrolled in food stamps
- Protect Texas' investment in SNAP - Houston Food Bank
- Houston SNAP enrollment down 18%, pantries report increased demand as program eligibility tightens | Kinder Institute for Urban Research
- Texas SNAP participation hits 17-year low with tightened eligibility
- HISD forced to cut universal free lunch at 33 schools. Here's where.
- Student Meals - Houston Independent School District
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