Search

#GER
The New York Times 1d

In the 2018 World Cup, France secured their second title, 20 years after their first, under Coach Didier Deschamps, who became the third individual to win the tournament as both a player and a coach, with a strong defensive setup, notable performances from players like Antoine Griezmann and Kylian Mbappé, and a striking offensive display that culminated in a 4-2 victory over Croatia in the final. #WorldCup #Football #France2018 #BRA #ITA #ESP #GER #FRA #RUS #PRT #ARG #URU #CRO #ENG #BEL

www.nytimes.com
How France won the 2018 World Cup: Pragmatic Deschamps, electric Mbappe and brilliant Griezmann
In the 21st century, Brazil celebrated an unprecedented fifth title in 2002, Italy a fourth in 2006, Spain got involved in 2010 and Germany won their fourth in 2014.
The New York Times 1d

Last month, a Virginia referendum to redistrict congressional maps, which aimed to diminish Republican power, was invalidated by the State Supreme Court on a technicality, highlighting ongoing partisan conflicts and raising concerns about the implications for voter rights and the authority of the court over the people's will. #VotingRights #Gerrymandering #PoliticalReform #US #IN #VA #LA

www.nytimes.com
Opinion | Democrats Who Are Soft on Republicans Have Got to Go
Last month, Virginians voted to redistrict. They would take the old congressional map, split roughly between Republicans and Democrats, and replace it with a map that left the Republican Party with a single safe seat, covering the southwest of the state.
The New York Times 1d

In the 2018 World Cup held in Russia, France, under coach Didier Deschamps, claimed their second title two decades after their first victory, showcasing a mix of experience and young talent, including standout performances from players like Kylian Mbappe and Antoine Griezmann, culminating in a decisive 4-2 win over Croatia in the final. #WorldCup #FootballHistory #France2018 #BRA #ITA #ESP #GER #FRA #POR #ARG #CRO #ENG #BEL #URU

www.nytimes.com
How France won the 2018 World Cup: Pragmatic Deschamps, electric Mbappe and brilliant Griezmann
In the 21st century, Brazil celebrated an unprecedented fifth title in 2002, Italy a fourth in 2006, Spain got involved in 2010 and Germany won their fourth in 2014.
The New York Times 2d

In a recent opinion piece, columnist Jamelle Bouie warns that the Supreme Court's erosion of the Voting Rights Act and the advent of mid-decade redistricting will likely diminish federal representation for Black Americans in the South, underscoring the need for a transformative overhaul of the U.S. electoral system to ensure fair political representation and combat rampant partisan gerrymandering. #VotingRights #ElectoralReform #Gerrymandering #US

www.nytimes.com
Video: Opinion | Our Elections Are Broken
Black Americans in the South will likely lose most of their federal representation as a result of the Supreme Court's recent erosion of the Voting Rights Act, the Opinion columnist Jamelle Bouie argues.
The New York Times 2d

Last month, Virginians voted to redistrict their congressional map, which resulted in a new map favoring Democrats, but the Virginia Supreme Court later invalidated this referendum, citing a technicality regarding the timing of the vote, which raised concerns about the court's authority over the people's right to amend their Constitution. #VotingRights #Gerrymandering #SupremeCourt #VA #IN #CA #LA #PA

www.nytimes.com
Opinion | Democrats Who Are Soft on Republicans Have Got to Go
Last month, Virginians voted to redistrict. They would take the old congressional map, split roughly between Republicans and Democrats, and replace it with a map that left the Republican Party with a single safe seat, covering the southwest of the state.
The New York Times 2d

Last month, Virginia voters approved new congressional maps that significantly reduced Republican representation, but this decision was overturned by the Virginia Supreme Court on technical grounds, highlighting the tension between popular sovereignty and judicial authority amid ongoing national debates over gerrymandering and voting rights. #VotingRights #Gerrymandering #PoliticalJustice #US #IN #CA #LA #VA #PA

www.nytimes.com
Opinion | Democrats Who Are Soft on Republicans Have Got to Go
Last month, Virginians voted to redistrict. They would take the old congressional map, split roughly between Republicans and Democrats, and replace it with a map that left the Republican Party with a single safe seat, covering the southwest of the state.
The New York Times 2d

Jamelle Bouie argues that the recent Supreme Court decision undermining the Voting Rights Act will significantly reduce federal representation for Black Americans in the South, highlighting the urgent need for a complete overhaul of the electoral system to ensure fair political representation and prevent extreme partisan gerrymandering. #VotingRights #ElectoralReform #Gerrymandering #US

www.nytimes.com
Video: Opinion | Our Elections Are Broken
Black Americans in the South will likely lose most of their federal representation as a result of the Supreme Court's recent erosion of the Voting Rights Act, the Opinion columnist Jamelle Bouie argues.
The New York Times 2d

In a recent decision, the Virginia Supreme Court invalidated a voter-approved referendum that aimed to redraw congressional district maps, siding with Republicans on a technicality and undermining the principle of popular sovereignty despite widespread public support for the amendment. #VotingRights #Gerrymandering #PoliticalSovereignty #US #LA #IN #CA #VA

www.nytimes.com
Opinion | Democrats Who Are Soft on Republicans Have Got to Go
Last month, Virginians voted to redistrict. They would take the old congressional map, split roughly between Republicans and Democrats, and replace it with a map that left the Republican Party with a single safe seat, covering the southwest of the state.
The New York Times 2d

In Virginia, a recent Supreme Court ruling invalidated a voter-approved redistricting referendum that would have significantly favored Democrats, citing technicalities in the amendment process, which raises concerns about the court's authority versus the principle of popular sovereignty. #Redistricting #VotingRights #Gerrymandering #US #IN #VA #LA #CA

www.nytimes.com
Opinion | Democrats Who Are Soft on Republicans Have Got to Go
Last month, Virginians voted to redistrict. They would take the old congressional map, split roughly between Republicans and Democrats, and replace it with a map that left the Republican Party with a single safe seat, covering the southwest of the state.
The New York Times 2d

Last month, Virginians voted to redistrict, replacing an old congressional map with one favoring Democrats, but the Virginia Supreme Court later invalidated this referendum on a technicality, raising concerns about popular sovereignty and the court's overreach, as the ruling interpreted the term "election" in a way that contradicts established definitions and could undermine voter participation in future elections. #Redistricting #VotingRights #Gerrymandering #US #CA #IN #LA #VA

www.nytimes.com
Opinion | Democrats Who Are Soft on Republicans Have Got to Go
Last month, Virginians voted to redistrict. They would take the old congressional map, split roughly between Republicans and Democrats, and replace it with a map that left the Republican Party with a single safe seat, covering the southwest of the state.
The New York Times 2d

Last month, Virginians voted to redistrict their congressional map, shifting power to Democrats and reducing Republican seats, but after a Supreme Court ruling overturned the referendum results due to a technicality regarding early voting, the decision has sparked controversy over the validity of the court's authority to invalidate a popular constitutional amendment. #VotingRights #Gerrymandering #PoliticalJustice #US #CA #IN #LA #VA

www.nytimes.com
Opinion | Democrats Who Are Soft on Republicans Have Got to Go
Last month, Virginians voted to redistrict. They would take the old congressional map, split roughly between Republicans and Democrats, and replace it with a map that left the Republican Party with a single safe seat, covering the southwest of the state.
The New York Times 2d

Carl Hulse's article discusses the political implications of a recent Supreme Court ruling on racial gerrymandering and its impact on minority representation in Congress, particularly highlighting the historical significance of changes to the Voting Rights Act that facilitated the election of Representative James E. Clyburn and other minority lawmakers, while also examining the ensuing Republican efforts to reshape district maps to consolidate their power in the South, potentially at the cost of minority representation and Democratic influence. #VotingRights #Gerrymandering #PoliticalRepresentation #US #SC #NC #VA #AL #FL #GA

www.nytimes.com
How Minority Districts Fueled the G.O.P.'s Southern Ascendancy in Congress
Carl Hulse, who has covered Congress for more than 40 years, has written extensively about the South's shift to Republican dominance.
The New York Times 2d

Recent court rulings and aggressive redistricting efforts by Republican-led states have significantly shifted the electoral landscape, potentially increasing Republican advantages in the House, despite ongoing enthusiasm for Democrats as they prepare for the upcoming midterm elections. #MidtermElections #Gerrymandering #PoliticalStrategy #US #VA #TN #FL #LA #AL #NY #CA

www.nytimes.com
How Republicans Gained an Edge on the Midterm House Map Over 10 Days
Just two weeks ago, Democrats felt increasingly emboldened about taking control of the House in November after seeming to fight the redistricting wars to a draw.
The New York Times 2d

The article discusses the intensifying partisan redistricting battles across the U.S., with many states, particularly Republicans in the South and Democrats planning for the future, aggressively redrawing congressional maps to gain electoral advantages, marking a shift from the traditional decennial redistricting process to ongoing efforts that could impact the 2028 elections. #Redistricting #Gerrymandering #PoliticalStrategy #US #LA #VA #TN #AL #SC #WI #MN #NE #PA #OR #WA #IL #MD #NJ #CO #AZ #TX #NH #NC #MI #GA #UT

www.nytimes.com
Two Court Decisions Have Unleashed an Era of Perpetual Redistricting
Reid J. Epstein and Nick Corasaniti have covered the nation's redistricting battles for nearly a decade. A coast-to-coast sprint of partisan one-upmanship in which eight states have redrawn their congressional districts since last summer is likely to escalate next year to at least a dozen more as both parties seek maximum advantage in their battle for control of the House.
The New York Times 2d

Last month, Virginia voters approved a new congressional map that heavily favored Democrats, but the Virginia Supreme Court subsequently invalidated the referendum results on a technicality, arguing that the voting process did not comply with constitutional requirements, which has sparked concerns over judicial overreach and the implications for popular sovereignty. #Redistricting #VotingRights #Gerrymandering #US #LA #IN #CA #VA

www.nytimes.com
Opinion | Democrats Who Are Soft on Republicans Have Got to Go
Last month, Virginians voted to redistrict. They would take the old congressional map, split roughly between Republicans and Democrats, and replace it with a map that left the Republican Party with a single safe seat, covering the southwest of the state.
The New York Times 2d

Reid J. Epstein and Nick Corasaniti report on the escalating partisan redistricting efforts across the U.S., where both parties are aggressively redrawing congressional maps to gain electoral advantages, particularly in light of recent Supreme Court rulings, leading to a shift towards perpetual redistricting beyond the traditional decennial cycle. #Redistricting #Gerrymandering #PoliticalStrategy #US #WI #MN #NE #PA #OR #WA #LA #VA #TN #AL #SC #CO #IL #MD #NY #NJ #GA #UT #AZ #TX #NH #NC #MI

www.nytimes.com
Two Court Decisions Have Unleashed an Era of Perpetual Redistricting
Reid J. Epstein and Nick Corasaniti have covered the nation's redistricting battles for nearly a decade. A coast-to-coast sprint of partisan one-upmanship in which eight states have redrawn their congressional districts since last summer is likely to escalate next year to at least a dozen more as both parties seek maximum advantage in their battle for control of the House.
The New York Times 2d

A nationwide escalation of partisan redistricting efforts is underway, with both parties aggressively seeking advantages and planning to redraw congressional districts in at least a dozen states ahead of the 2028 elections, reflecting a shift toward perpetual gerrymandering amid weakened legal protections. #Redistricting #Gerrymandering #PoliticalStrategy #US #LA #VA #TN #AL #SC #MN #PA #CO #IL #MD #NY #NJ #WI #AZ #TX #NH #NC #MI #GA #UT #OR #NE #WA

www.nytimes.com
Two Court Decisions Have Unleashed an Era of Perpetual Redistricting
Reid J. Epstein and Nick Corasaniti have covered the nation's redistricting battles for nearly a decade. A coast-to-coast sprint of partisan one-upmanship in which eight states have redrawn their congressional districts since last summer is likely to escalate next year to at least a dozen more as both parties seek maximum advantage in their battle for control of the House.
The New York Times 2d

In his column, Jamelle Bouie argues that recent Supreme Court decisions eroding the Voting Rights Act will primarily harm Black federal representation in the South, highlighting the urgent need for a comprehensive overhaul of the American electoral system to ensure fair political representation and prevent extreme partisan gerrymandering. #VotingRights #ElectoralReform #Gerrymandering #US

www.nytimes.com
Video: Opinion | Our Elections Are Broken
Black Americans in the South will likely lose most of their federal representation as a result of the Supreme Court's recent erosion of the Voting Rights Act, the Opinion columnist Jamelle Bouie argues.
The New York Times 2d

The article discusses the intensifying partisan redistricting battles in the U.S., highlighting how both Democrats and Republicans are increasingly engaging in aggressive gerrymandering strategies, with numerous states poised to redraw congressional districts ahead of the 2028 elections, signaling a shift from the traditional decennial map-drawing process to a more continuous and strategic approach to gain electoral advantage. #Redistricting #Gerrymandering #PoliticalStrategy #US #LA #VA #TN #AL #SC #MN #PA #WI #NE #OR #WA #IL #MD #NY #NJ #CO #AZ #TX #NH #NC #MI #GA #UT

www.nytimes.com
Two Court Decisions Have Unleashed an Era of Perpetual Redistricting
Reid J. Epstein and Nick Corasaniti have covered the nation's redistricting battles for nearly a decade. A coast-to-coast sprint of partisan one-upmanship in which eight states have redrawn their congressional districts since last summer is likely to escalate next year to at least a dozen more as both parties seek maximum advantage in their battle for control of the House.
The New York Times 2d

Reid J. Epstein and Nick Corasaniti highlight an escalating wave of partisan redistricting battles across the United States, with both major parties aggressively seeking to gain electoral advantages by redrawing congressional maps, particularly in anticipation of the pivotal 2028 elections, amid a diminishing reliance on census data and legal constraints. #Redistricting #Gerrymandering #PoliticalStrategy #US #LA #VA #TN #AL #SC #WI #MN #NE #PA #OR #WA #IL #MD #NY #NJ #CO #AZ #TX #NH #NC #MI #GA #UT

www.nytimes.com
Two Court Decisions Have Unleashed an Era of Perpetual Redistricting
Reid J. Epstein and Nick Corasaniti have covered the nation's redistricting battles for nearly a decade. A coast-to-coast sprint of partisan one-upmanship in which eight states have redrawn their congressional districts since last summer is likely to escalate next year to at least a dozen more as both parties seek maximum advantage in their battle for control of the House.