The exit of this Trump administration official could threaten abortion access nationwide
Marty Makary, who anti-abortion groups had long criticized for not pushing forward their agenda, plans to resign from his post as FDA commissioner.
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She did everything she could to prevent the breakup of a majority-Black congressional district
“People didn’t send us here to draw racist maps, they sent us here to figure out how to fix the roads ... and lower our grocery prices," Tennessee state Sen. Charlane Oliver said.
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Who do you think would win in a physical fight between you and Donald Trump?
A pollster asked Americans that question after Trump asked an 8-year-old if he could take him in a fight.
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The governor's races to watch in 2026
Multiple women candidates are running in this year’s many open governor races leading up to the midterm elections in November.
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Federal funds for domestic violence services are falling short. California survivors are pushing for a fix.
Advocates are asking for the state to again cover a gap of $100 million caused by a drop in federal funding.
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Precious Brady-Davis is no stranger to being a first. Could she take that to Congress?
She’s the only Black trans person currently in public office in the country, and her political profile is growing.
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Amy Acton’s primary win in Ohio could help women keep historic gains as governors
Maintaining their ranks at the gubernatorial level will likely hinge on whether candidates like Acton prevail in key incumbent-free races.
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These women are running for a seat you’ve likely never heard of. It could dictate the cost of your electricity and gas bill.
In places like Montana, Alabama, Georgia and Arizona, women of color are campaigning to become utility commissioners. If they win, they’ll bring much needed representation to their communities.
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‘We’re gonna hang strong’: Black women in Congress face the next voting rights fight
They see the Supreme Court’s gerrymandering ruling as a devastating blow to Black voters — but are ready to win anyway.
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The pesticide revolt uniting Democrats and MAHA activists scores a win
The amendment, which got bipartisan support, removes language from the farm bill that Democrats say would protect pesticide companies from health-related lawsuits.