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Illinois will require news literacy courses at every high school. The hope is that the classes will provide the next generation with tools to maneuver the internet's misinformation minefield.
Black cosplayers regularly get hateful or contradictory messages about the characters they portray.
Black cosplayers regularly get hateful or contradictory messages about the characters they portray.
Listen to the conversation. Peter Biello: This is All Things Considered on NHPR, I'm Peter Biello. New Hampshire's next U.S. Senate race pits incumbent Democrat Maggie Hassan against, well, someone - maybe Governor Chris Sununu, who hasn't said he's running but hasn't ruled it out. Sununu is seen as the GOP's best hope to beat Hassan and maybe flipping the Senate back to Republican control. If Sununu jumps in, the race would be among the most closely watched in the country. With me now to discuss the state of play is NHPR's senior political reporter Josh Rogers. Hey, Josh.
Hursti’s Takeaways: The machine Windham used to prepare its absentee ballots last fall wasn’t properly calibrated and folded the ballots in the wrong place. The ballots were designed to be folded with creases between vote bubbles, but in Windham, the crease overlapped with one of the bubbles for a state representative candidate, which messed with the vote totals when those ballots were fed through scanners to be tallied on Election Night. There was no evidence of voter fraud or other election tampering. Hursti says New Hampshire’s use of paper ballots makes its elections more secure i...