Planned Parenthood Stands to Lose Millions in Funding Under New Trump Administration Rule
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Planned Parenthood president Dr. Leana Wen called the new rule "unethical and unconscionable"
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Judge to Roger Stone: ‘This Is Not Baseball. There Will Not Be a Third Chance’
Posted in: Politics NewsRead Amy Berman Jackson’s stark warning to President Trump’s longtime adviser who is caught up in the Mueller probe
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Will Congress Terminate Trump’s National Emergency?
Posted in: Politics NewsHouse Democrats plan to introduce a resolution to block Trump's national emergency declaration on Friday. It's gaining bipartisan support, but can it pass the Senate?
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Michael Cohen Will Reportedly ‘Pull the Curtain Back’ on Trump’s Crimes
Posted in: Politics NewsThe president's former attorney and fixer will testify before Congress next week. According to his attorney, Lanny Davis, Cohen has a lot to say
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Don’t Let the Jussie Smollett Hoax Fool You: Hate Crimes Are on the Rise
Posted in: Politics News"My concern is that hate crimes will now publicly be met with a level of skepticism that previously didn't happen," Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson said
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Roger Stone Gagged After Judge Dismisses His ‘Hollow’ Apology
Posted in: Politics NewsJudge Amy Berman Jackson forbids the longtime Trump ally from speaking about his case in the wake of a menacing Instagram post
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A Historian Dismantled Tucker Carlson, But Fox News Didn’t Broadcast It
Posted in: Politics News"I want to say to you, why don't you go f-ck yourself, you tiny brain," Carlson told his guest
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The Foiled ‘Domestic Terrorist’ Plot Is Chilling in Detail and Scope
Posted in: Politics NewsChristopher Paul Hasson, a Lieutenant in the Coast Guard, allegedly kept a hit list of liberal politicians and cable TV hosts
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Thomas Friedman Is Right: Pie Doesn’t Grow on Trees
Posted in: Politics NewsThis and other gems from the New York Times' columnist's latest masterwork
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The Supreme Court Unanimously Weighs in on Civil Forfeiture
Posted in: Politics NewsJustice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote in the majority opinion that excessive fines can be used to retaliate against enemies or chill political speech
