A website has posted what appear to be the social security numbers, addresses and even credit reports of celebrities, politicians and others who are in the public eye. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (Nightly News)
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Brazen identity theft criminals have become so good at stealing your information that even the government believes them. NBC's Jeff Rossen reports on one innocent schoolteacher who had her identity stolen over ten years ago and is still living a credit nightmare. (TODAY)
President Obama votes in Chicago, Illinois, on Thursday afternoon. (NBC News)
In San Antonio, middle school students can be tracked in an instant because their badges are equipped with GPS devices. This way, the thinking goes, educators will be able to better count the number of students in school – which, in turn, translates to more dollars from the state. NBC's Charles Hadlock reports. (Nightly News)
Pennsylvania's new strict requirements for a government-issued photo ID at the polls will not be in effect for the general election. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (Nightly News)
Katherine Culliton Gonzales of the Advancement Project explains why the Pennsylvania voter ID case has been sent back to lower court. (NewsNation)
Courts across America are deciding on controversial voting laws that may play a role in deciding the presidential election. NBC's Ron Allen reports. (Nightly News)
The Justice Department blocked the new Texas ID law in March, and now a federal court in Washington has done the same, saying it would hit minority voters especially hard. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (Nightly News)
NBC's Pete Williams details the decision made by a state court judge. (msnbc)
Some Pennsylvania Democrats are trying to get ahead of problems posed by the state's new voter ID laws. Democrats in the Montgomery County area are holding an event Saturday for anyone who needs help getting a Pennsylvania voter ID card. Marcel Groen of the Democratic Committee in that area discusses. (NewsNation)