Topic: Kansas

Bad week for voter ID laws. Will Supreme Court weigh in before election?
In case after case, federal judges are siding with the Department of Justice’s claims that tougher state voting rules discriminate against the poor and minorities. But states vow to appeal to the Supreme Court, which has viewed voter ID laws favorably.
Federal court rules against Texas voter photo ID law
Pretrial hearing continues in Bradley Manning WikiLeaks case
The Monitor's View For those in path of hurricane Isaac, a lesson from Irene
UN eyeing Texas invasion? Probably not, but ‘civil war’ fears abound
Illegal immigration: agents sue to block Obama's 'DREAM Act'
Despite cooler temps in Plains, historic drought worsens
Social media: Parents unconcerned by Facebook, Twitter
Things you probably didn’t know about Paul Ryan
Drought: Farmers dig deeper, water tables drop, competition heats up
Romney ad accuses Obama of quashing welfare reform, Dems target Romney business record (+video)
MSL? EDL? A guide to NASA's Mars rover lingo. (+video)
London 2012 shot put signals weekend packed with track and field
Sunflowers' promise of hope and unity
Arizona 20-week abortion ban upheld by US judge
Opening Ceremony London 2012: Did director take shot at US on health care?
Is your vote secure? Many digital systems lack paper backups, study says.
Google Fiber: Why does Kansas City get to go high-speed? (+video)
Google Fiber: What is it and should you get it?
Horizons Google Fiber: $70 a month for speeds 100 times faster than broadband
Amelia Earhart: Pilot and feminist (+video)
The Monitor's View America's big drought: Time to rethink water conservation
Opinion Bring back the American Dream? It’s not that hard.
Planned Parenthood sues Arizona for cut funding
Saving Money America's most popular zoos, and 7 ways to save

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