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 Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke, the first Black woman to run the Justice Department s Civil Rights Division, says voting discrimination persists in the United States. Equal access to the ballot box is one of her department s top priorities. We have made a lot of progress as a nation. But we ve still got a long way to go,  she told CBS News chief national affairs and Justice correspondent Jeff Pegues in her first TV interview since taking office last year.Clarke said new state voting restrictions are targeting people of color.                                         Voting discrimination is alive and well,  she said.But, she said, she doesn t view the issue as partisan.         I was there at the White House when President Bush signed the  stanley cup last reauthorization of the bill into law. It passed in Congress in 2006 by a 98-to-0 vote in the Senate,  she said.  I m hopeful that we can get back to that place, where we ve been time and time again, where Congress has worked in bipartisan fashion to renew the Voting Rights Act. Right now, the legislation is stalled in Congress. The Biden  stanley cup administration and Senate Democrats do not have the votes to pass their election reform measures.Within the Democratic Party, there is growing frustration that the Justice Department and the president have failed to reverse Republican efforts to change state election laws with the midterm elections approaching and control of Congress on the stanley cup  ballot. I understand the frustration that people feel Tfuy Widow of Parkland school shooting victim wins local election
 COMPTON, Calif. -- A So adidas samba uthern California woman who slit the throats of her three children and left their bodies on her bed was convicted Monday of first-degree murder.Carol Ann Coronado, 32, is facing a potential life sentence if she is judged to have been sane during the May 20, 2014, killings at her home ne jordan ar Torrance, in suburban Los Angeles. Prosecutors declined to seek the death penalty.The sanity phase of trial was scheduled to begin on Tuesday. Coronado could be sent to a state mental hospital if it is determined that she was insane at the time of the killings.                                        A Superior Court judge, acting without a jury, found Coronado guilty of three murder counts with special circumstances that she committed multiple murders but acquitted her of attempting to kill her mother.Prosecutors say Coronado killed her 2-month-old daughter, Xenia; her 16-month-old daughter, Yazmine; and 2-year-old Sophia by cutting their throats and then stabbing them in the heart. Prosecutors alleged that she also had planned to kill her husband, but her mother interrupted her by discovering the children s bodies and grabbing a butcher knife from her hand.        Coronado still managed to stab herself.In closing arguments Monday, prosecutor Emily Spear said  mizuno that Coronado killed the children to get back at her husband, who wanted a divorce, and because she was overwhelmed by taking care of the children without his help, the Daily Breeze of Torrance reported.One girl h