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After Missouri, Mid-Decade Redistricting May Die a Natural Death - The American Prospect (opens the original)
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Read the top story of the day in your inbox. Sign up for the Daily Prospect newsletter here. On Monday, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals further confounded Missouri’s ongoing mid-decade redistricting debacle. The three-member federal panel sided with a lower federal court and directed the state to use a new map gerrymandered in 2025 and specially designed to propel Democratic Rep. Emanuel Cleaver into retirement—part of President Trump’s effort to secure the largest possible advantages for Re
Data Center of Attention - The American Prospect (opens the original)
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This article appears in the October 2026 issue of The American Prospect magazine. If you’d like to receive our next issue in your mailbox, please subscribe here. “You’re seeing a little bit of a citizens’ revolt on all this,” says Doug Jones, marveling at the crowds turning up to his midsummer town halls in Alabama. In Westover, near Birmingham, Jones spent three hours with his audience, discussing their concerns and taking unscripted questions. In the aerospace and defense hub of Huntsville, 60
How Many Judges Does It Take to Sort Out Missouri? - The American Prospect (opens the original)
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For the second time, Justice Brett Kavanaugh has slapped down Missouri Republicans, siding with advocates who want to block a Trump-ordered gerrymander until voters get a say on it. The Supreme Court has taken a hard line on Missouri state officials’ inability to accept high court rulings. But that still doesn’t settle the issue, or sort out the congressional districts Missourians will vote in less than two months. And if the mess is any indication of how the midterms will be fought from courtho
Canada Strikes Back - The American Prospect (opens the original)
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The Detroit–Windsor, Ontario region was poised for an economic and psychic boost courtesy of the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge this summer. Travelers would save time transiting the border, tolls would be cheaper, and even cyclists and pedestrians could make the trip. But the White House had so poisoned the atmosphere surrounding the bridge—demanding and securing new concessions on revenues, even though Canada fronted all the costs—that Michigan and Ontario ended up holding sepa
Now You Vote; but Maybe You Won’t in Backsliding Missouri - The American Prospect (opens the original)
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Just how badly would Missouri’s Amendment 4 have failed if Gov. Mike Kehoe had left the initiative on the ballot for November instead of moving it to August? That’s about the only question left after a mammoth beatdown of a measure designed to minimize the power of the voters in this deep-red state. Amendment 4 emerged from Republicans’ anger at the temerity of their citizens to display independent streaks rather than down-the-line conservatism. Beginning in 2020, voters unleashed a successful s
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