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 Washington mdash; The Supreme Court s blockbuster ruling this month that plac stanley cup ed new limits on a key provision  stanley cup of the landmark Voting Rights Act could hamper efforts by Democrats and voting rights advocates in the courts to derail new voting rules enacted by Republican-led states and force them to mount their battles in other arenas.In its decision, the Supreme Court upheld two voting rules from the battleground state of Arizona. One rule bans third-party collection of mail-in ballots, or so-called  ballot harvesting,  and a second discards ballots cast in the wrong precinct. In the 37-page opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito, the six-justice majority laid out several factors for lower courts to consider in future challenges to voting rules under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which prohibits voting practices that discriminate on the basis of race.These  guideposts,  as Alito called them, make it more difficult for voting rights activists and groups to succeed in invalidating more stringent rules that have already been enacted or are being considered by GOP-led states, which activists argue erect barriers to voting.                                         The reason we have the federal Voting Rights Act is because there was a problem that needed to be solved on the national level, and if you look at the list of all the restrictive voting laws proposed, it s clear that problem has not disappeared, but our solution has,  said Jessica Levinson stanley cup , a professor at Loyola Law Hjgo Cooper Noriega, TikTok star, dies at 19
 House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she s  glad  President Trump walked away from summit talks with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un without a concrete deal. Mr. Trump is returning to Washington from Hanoi Thursday, after denuclearization talks collapsed over disagreements on sanctions and nuclear facility inspections. I guess it took two meetings for him to realize Kim Jong Un is not on the level. He was a big wi af1 nner, Kim Jong Un in getting to sit face-to-face with the most adidas originals  powerful person in the world,  said Pelosi. Really, it s good the president did not give him anything for the little that he was proposing,  and she added,  I m glad that the president walked away from that,  that is, the total removal of sanctions from North Korea in exchange for only partial                                        Pelosi said that she was  glad that the president walked away  from the idea of totally lifting sanctions against North Korea in exchange for limited nuclear reductions from the regime.North Korea, the president said, wanted the U.S. to eliminate all sanctions while only offering to shutter a single nuclear facility.         Diplomacy is important, we always support it, but the prospect of success seemed dim in light of the insincerity of Kim Jong Un.  Asked about the president saying he believes Kim s denial that he didn t know about imprisoned American Otto Warmbier s treatment in North Korea jordan n captivity, Pelosi replied:  There is something wrong with Putin, Kim Jong Unmdash;in

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 Washington mdash; Manhattan s former chief federal prosecutor told lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee Thursday that Attorney General William Barr repeatedly urged him to resign his post and take another job within th stanley cup e Trump administration, eventually warning that if he did not do so he would be fired instead.Former U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman, who led the U.S. Attorney s Office in the Southern District of New York, testified behind closed doors before the judiciary panel and detailed in his written opening statement the events leading up to his abrupt departure from the Justice Department last month, which has sparked scrutiny from lawmakers.According to Berman s prepared remarks, Barr pushed him to step down from his role as the chief prosecutor in Manhattan during both an in-person meeting at a hotel in New York City on June 19 and in a phone call that evening. Berman w stanley cup as subsequently fired the following day, June 20, after rebuffing Barr s overtures and declining to resign.                                        Berman said in his prepared remarks that he met with Barr for roughly 45 minutes at The Pierre hotel, during which the attorney asked him to resign and take a job leading the Justice Department s Civil Division. In stepping down as the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, Berman stanley cup  recalled Barr saying it would allow Jay Clayton, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, to replace him in the role.Berman told lawmakers that he info Ohzo Surveillance video shows shootout between biker gangs in Waco
 By Anthony Salvanto, Jennifer De Pinto, Sarah Dutton and Fred BackusConcerns About an AttackIn the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris, Beirut and Mali, more Americans are now concerned about a terrorist attack here in the United States. 69 percent think an attack in the U.S. is very or somewhat likely to occur in the next few months, up 25 p stanley cup oints from April, and the highest since May 2011 after the killing of Osama bin Laden.The fight against ISISFormer CIA official Mike Morell: Threat environment  frighteningly  similar to pre-9/11Where the 2016 presidential candidates stand on Syrian refugees, after Paris attacksThe majority who think a terror attack is likely includes 28 percent of Americans who now say an attack is  very likely;  that figure is the highest it s been since February 2003  35 percent , when the U.S. was on high terror alert just before the start of the U.S. invasion of Iraq.            Historically, CBS News polling has found Americans  expectations of a terrorist attack have sometimes risen a adidas samba fter terror-related events. After the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013, concerns about an attack grew, as they did a few years earlier in January 2010, soon after the  underwear bomber  attempted to detonate a bomb aboard an airpl nike dunk ane. 88 percent thought another terrorist attack was likely after the attacks of September 11th, 2001. And throughout much of 2002 and 2003, the U.S. was on heightened state of alert.                                        Meanwhile, most Am