SCOTUS GOP Appointees End Civil Rights Redistricting Protections

The Supreme Court’s Republican appointees are ending civil rights redistricting protections, a major shift that could reshape how states draw maps. The ruling weakens a long-standing check on partisan line-drawing and hands more power back to state lawmakers. Conservatives will see this as a blow against judicial micromanagement, while critics warn it opens the door to harder-fought map battles. Either way, the Court is moving redistricting back toward politics, not bureaucracy. Read more about this...