In State of the Union address, Trump used women to prove his point
The president primarily highlighted women and girls as beneficiaries of his contentious policies on health, economy and immigration.
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Trump didn’t mention abortion in the State of the Union
Anti-abortion groups are paying attention.
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Meet Abigail Spanberger: Virginia's governor responds to Trump’s State of the Union
The first-term governor, whose affordability campaign flipped Virginia’s highest state office last year, will deliver the Democrats’ rebuttal.
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Why are Democratic women wearing white to the State of the Union address?
They're donning the color of women’s suffrage in part to draw attention to a sweeping new elections bill.
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Women are just as likely as men to hold Christian nationalist views
But even as the movement gains political and cultural influence, men and women Christian nationalists’ views on gender differ.
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‘He gave me my wings’: Jesse Jackson opened doors for Black women in politics
Jackson, who died Tuesday, worked to diversify the electorate and brought Black women into Democratic politics who ascended to positions of power.
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New student loan limits could threaten diversity in nursing and public health programs
The proposal, which is expected to undermine treatment for vulnerable people, marks a severe escalation in what experts say is the erosion of the country’s health care system under Trump.
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Measles is spreading in South Carolina. Could it make people vote for a pediatrician?
Dr. Annie Andrews is running for Lindsey Graham's Senate seat. She's one of several doctors seeking office during an election midterm year where health care issues are front and center.
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AOC and Warren join forces in high-profile child care push ahead of midterms
As Republicans urge Americans to have more children but offer few supportive policies, Democrats believe reducing child care costs could be a winning message.
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TikTokers came to Springfield looking for ICE. Then the child trafficking rumors began.
The conspiracy theories have triggered chaos in the Ohio city, where Haitian immigrant families and the groups working with them are already on edge.