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Channels frontpage world entertainment odd news politics science technology health sports business Latest Overview world entertainment odd news politics science technology health sports business AD North Dakota’s Voter ID Law Disproportionately Affects Native Americans. Here’s How They’re Mobilizing to Fight It JAY GORY, MANAGING EDITOR, science "We are going to go to the polls" read more (Possibly) Related news Republicans’ core message to Georgia voters: Be afraid of Stacey Abrams Service to country: In Kentucky, the fight to bring more veterans to Congress How We Can Fight the Trump Administration's Xenophobia Abrams rips Kemp for handling of vulnerabilities in Georgia voter system   U.S. and South Korea Resume Military Drills Ahead of Denuclearization Talks With North Korea High Voter Turnout Expected for Midterm Elections Based on 30 Million Early Ballots North Dakota’s Voter ID Law Disproportionately Affects Native Americans. Here’s How They’re Mobilizing to Fight It A Tiny Island Off Japan's Northern Coast Has 'Disappeared' Into the Sea In Texas, Beto and Cruz take the fight to the border There’s a Reason Scientists Keep Talking About Race and Sex More in science University student study allows early detection of kidney damage Astronomers suggest shooting a laser into space to attract aliens to Earth like a ‘porch light’ Taiwan fishermen protest over crackdown on troubled industry Weird Traveling Space Boulder Could Be Alien Ship, Say Harvard Scientists GOP Candidate Dan Crenshaw Responds to Pete Davidson Making Fun of His Eyepatch on SNL Tethers Unlimited’s 3 The True Story Behind the Movie A Private War Rapper Mac Miller Died From Accidental Overdose, Autopsy Report Finds Why It Would Be a Major Military Mistake to Deploy Troops to Confront the Migrant Caravans Why Do Midterm Elections Even Exist? Here's Why the Framers Scheduled Things This Way