Wisconsin's decade-old requirement that voters show a photo ID is now permanently part of the state constitution after voters approved the referendum question at the bottom of the April 1 ballot.

Schliemann's haul from Troy, on view at the Neues Museum in Berlin Public domain via Wikimedia Commons But whether the ancient residents of Troy truly sipped wine out of these goblets has long ...

But there's been far less attention on a statewide referendum question at the bottom of the ticket. The referendum is asking about voter ID, a decade-old rule in Wisconsin that requires voters to ...

Voters will hand Elon Musk and the White House DOGE office their first report cards Tuesday night. Wisconsin picks if the GOP gets a state Supreme Court majority. Florida may be a midterms ...

Election boards in Pennsylvania’s 67 counties may not invalidate mail-in ballots simply because they lack accurate, handwritten dates on their exterior return envelopes, a federal judge ruled ...

A mysterious fortress near the Dead Sea has been unearthed, revealing ancient documents and relics from the Hellenistic ...

MILWAUKEE -- Multiple polling places in Milwaukee have reported a shortage of ballots, the City's top official confirmed. According to WisPolitics, Milwaukee officials have been working to send ...

Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballots Don't Need Accurate Envelope Dates, Federal Judge Rules HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Election boards in Pennsylvania's 67 counties may not invalidate mail-in ballots ...

A Mycenaean death mask. Credit: Sharon Mollerus / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 2.0 Ancient Greek history is one of the most intensely studied periods of human history, and yet a multitude of mysteries ...

CONAKRY, April 2 (Reuters) - Guinea's military leader has set September 21, 2025, as the date for a constitutional referendum, according to a decree read out on state television on Tuesday evening ...

War was common in ancient Greece, but there were some customary laws to curtail the destruction. Credit: Niko978. CC BY-2.0/flickr Whether between Greek city-states or against external powers such as ...