The nonprofit Jolt, which was targeted by Paxton in 2024, said it is again asking the court to dismiss the "meritless" lawsuit.

The nonprofit group Jolt Initiative is fighting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s effort to shut the group down over its voter registration drives.

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Jolt, alleging the Houston-based nonprofit tried to register noncitizens.

The lawsuit follows the attorney general's legal request to the nonprofit organization for the release of documentation relating to its operations.

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Smart & Safe Florida, which led the 2024 legalization campaign, accuses the state of delaying Supreme Court review of its new ...

European Union naval forces are racing to reach a Malta-flagged tanker held by pirates off the coast of Somalia. The Hellas ...