Wisconsin’s three-year-old voter ID saga took another twist Thursday night when the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the law from being implemented during this November’s Midterm elections. We speak with Central Time’s legal affairs correspondent. Then, America’s Test Kitchen is updating a classic cookbook. We talk to one of the show’s directors about The New Family Cookbook, and get some recipes.
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Updating The Family Cookbook From America's Test Kitchen
The editorial director of “America’s Test Kitchen” will be in Wisconsin this month. He joins us to talk about his local event, and the updating of the “The Family Cookbook” from America’s Test Kitchen.
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SCOTUS Blocks Wisconsin's Voter ID Law For November 4th Elections
Wisconsin’s three-year-old voter ID saga took another twist Thursday night when the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the law from being implemented during this November’s Midterm elections.
That means that, as the law stands, Wisconsinites will not need a photo ID to vote on November 4th. Wisconsin’s Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen has said he will continue to try to implement the law during the next three and a half weeks, but it is unclear how he would do that. Central Time’s legal affairs correspondent weighs in.
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