
Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law Took Effect. Chaos Ensued
The state's educators are scrambling to comply with mandates they don’t really understand, leading to concerns about job security and student safety
The state's educators are scrambling to comply with mandates they don’t really understand, leading to concerns about job security and student safety
The former president's Save America PAC has been making payments to law firms representing former allies, according to The New York Times, raising ethical concerns
The conservative-dominated court that just dealt blows to reproductive rights and climate action is set to rule on whether state lawmakers can run elections without oversight from the courts
British documentarian Alex Holder provided a trove of footage to the committee investigating the attack on the Capitol
The highest court in the nation ruled on Thursday that the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to regulate climate pollution should be limited
"If the filibuster gets in the way” of codifying abortion rights into federal law “we should provide an exception to the filibuster to deal with the Supreme Court decision," the president said
The Biden administration is playing pro-choice in the streets and spineless in the sheets when it comes to women's rights — and somehow, Mitch McConnell is behind all of it
One of the witness tampering messages the Jan. 6 committee displayed on Tuesday was received by the former Mark Meadows aide, according to Punchbowl News
Tina Peters has been charged with breaking into voting machines in an effort to prove fraud in 2020. She refused to concede in her bid to become Colorado's secretary of state
A progressive challenger lost to a long-tenured incumbent in a race that renewed a feud between the left and the Congressional Black Caucus
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