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A vote too important for Rep. LaMonica McIver to miss
Just hours after surgery for uterine fibroids, the New Jersey Democrat — a target of Trump’s Justice Department — was in Washington to vote last week.
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‘This is who you’re fighting for’: Epstein survivors push for justice for their younger selves
The survivors spoke at the Capitol before the House and Senate voted to compel the Justice Department to release files about the convicted sex offender.
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House set to vote on forcing the Justice Department to release the Epstein files
In a reversal, Donald Trump said Republican lawmakers should vote yes on releasing files related to the late disgraced financier and convicted sex offender.
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Supreme Court declines to hear case to overturn marriage equality
Kentucky clerk Kim Davis’ attempt to challenge Obergefell v. Hodges was again rejected by the justices.
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Supreme Court blocks transgender people from updating passports
The decision barring transgender people from changing their gender markers will cause "irreparable harm," advocates say.
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Deputy who fatally shot Sonya Massey found guilty of second-degree murder
Massey was killed in the kitchen of her Illinois home in July of 2024.
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Immigrant victims of domestic violence and human trafficking sue over ICE policies
Immigrants with pending applications for visas created to protect victims of crime argue that new Trump administration policies are illegally stripping away deportation protections.
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Why hasn't Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva been sworn in yet? Democrats cry foul over delays.
Arizona's attorney general filed a lawsuit to get the state's newest representative seated as Democrats continue to point to an effort to release the Epstein files as a reason for the delay.
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From Letitia James to James Comey, Trump has treated the DOJ like an instrument of revenge
For now, a federal judge has stopped the president from going after the New York AG and former FBI director, two of his most high-profile targets.
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The UN calls conversion therapy 'torture.' Could the Supreme Court greenlight it anyway?
In the first of three blockbuster LGBTQ+ cases on its docket this term, the Supreme Court is about to hear a challenge to Colorado’s conversion therapy ban.