The Daily Populous

The United States Postal Service was accused Friday of misleading American voters in mailing the same postcard about absentee voting to all Americans despite variances among how states are choosing to conduct their November election.

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold, a Democrat, said Friday that the USPS postcard was inaccurate and could be "confusing" to voters.

The nationwide USPS mailer encourages voters to plan ahead if they decide to cast their ballot by mail. »

Canada saw an uptick in Americans trying to move to Canada following Trump's win, according to the new figures from Immigration Canada.

In 2015, a little over 6,800 Americans tried to apply for permanent residency in Canada, followed by just over 7,700 in 2016.

Still, according to the figures from Immigration Canada, enough Americans felt that push to establish a trend of increased applications. »

exclaims real estate agent Ashley Scott as she surveys the nearly 97 acres of land that she and a group of 19 Black families purchased in August.

"I'm hoping that it will be a thriving safe haven for people of color, for Black families in particular," Scott says.

The two wanted to launch an initiative that would create a new city founded by Black families. »

Instead, Charlottesville removed a bronze figure of a Confederate soldier, known as “At Ready”, that has stood for 111 years outside the Albemarle county courthouse.

“Much of the racial tension, strife and protest we’re seeing across the country emanates from right here in Charlottesville.

In Charlottesville, news reports said armed individuals and militia groups have made periodic “patrols” around Confederate monuments. »