Zach Montellaro is a breaking news editor at POLITICO. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, security policy, and tech policy in the United States. Zach's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, SCOTUSblog, E&E News, and POLITICO Europe.
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Israels defense minister issued a stark warning to Iran on Saturday, saying that Tehran will burn as the two nations traded missile salvos following
By: Zach Montellaro
Political leaders from across the spectrum and around the country called for calm after one Minnesota lawmaker was killed and another was seriously injured in apparent politically motivated shootings on Saturday.
Prominent MAGA voices have called for the attorney general’s firing amid attack over the Epstein investigation.
By: Zach Montellaro
ANXIOUS ANNIVERSARY — The Voting Rights Act was signed into law 60 years ago this week. What the law will look like when it reaches its 61st anniversary next year is a big question.
By: Zach Montellaro
The case could strike a major blow to the landmark civil rights-era law.
By: Andrew Howard, Zach Montellaro
The case centers on Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, the key provision of the law that broadly prohibits discrimination in voting practices on the basis of race or creed.
By: Andrew Howard, Zach Montellaro, Josh Gerstein
Several of the court’s conservatives appeared hostile to the traditional understanding of the civil rights law.
By: Zach Montellaro
Wednesday’s Supreme Court decision leaves the landmark civil rights law on the books — but in name only, prominent legal scholars and the liberal justices argue.
By: Zach Montellaro
Zach Montellaro A long-held goal of the conservative legal movement came to fruition on Wednesday: The gutting of the Voting Rights Act.
