Supreme court allows Florida to restrict people with felony convictions from voting

by Evelyn Reynolds 16 July 2020, 20:31 189 Views

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Supreme court allows Florida to restrict people with felony convictions from voting

Boris Johnson to announce unprecedented £3bn extra NHS funding amid fears of second coronavirus wave

The science should not stand in the way of schools reopening, says Kayleigh McEnany – video

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