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Voters cast their ballots in Sutton, New Hampshire on Nov. 8, 2016. State officials say the state's old-school paper ballots mean its election systems are more secure than in other states. Ryan McBride/AFP via Getty Images hide caption
Week In Politics: The Democratic Case For Impeachment And Trump Comments Elsewhere
In The Rural West, Conservatives React Warily To Impeachment Trial
Voters cast their ballots in Sutton, New Hampshire on Nov. 8, 2016. State officials say the state's old-school paper ballots mean its election systems are more secure than in other states. Ryan McBride/AFP via Getty Images hide caption
2020 Election: Secure Your Vote
Protector Of N.H. Primary Claims 'You Can't Hack This Pencil,' But Worries Persist
Protector Of N.H. Primary Claims 'You Can't Hack This Pencil,' But Worries Persist
Democrats Wrap Up Their Case For Removal In Trump Impeachment Trial
Mississippi Activists Rally For Prison Reform After Recent Inmate Deaths
A Chicago woman in her 60s is the second U.S. citizen to become infected with the dangerous new coronavirus, health officials said. Tami Chappell/Reuters hide caption
Politicians Are Quoting The Founding Fathers On Impeachment. Some Are Cherry-Picking
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was not receptive to being asked about his support of former Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch. Alex Wong/Getty Images hide caption
Pompeo Won't Say Whether He Owes Yovanovitch An Apology. 'I've Done What's Right'
Trump Speaks At March For Life, An Anti-Abortion Rights Demonstration
Regional Elections In Italy May Be A Bellwether For A Far-Right Party
Democratic Presidential Campaigns Continue, Even With Senators Tied To Washington
Medicaid Expansion Costs Hit New York — And Other States Are Watching
How Public Health Officials Use 'Contact Tracing' To Track An Epidemic's Spread
North Carolina Sen. Richard Burr with Georgia Republican Kelly Loeffler. "He caught my attention because he wasn't wearing socks. And he has very expensive loafers, or they seem that way. And so I did a sketch of him. And the next day, he had it as his profile picture on Twitter." Kisha Ravi/NPR hide caption