House passes elections overhaul bill that could make it harder for married women to vote
The SAVE America Act faces an uphill battle in the Senate, where a handful of Republicans have expressed concern about implementing the provisions.
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The Filipino-American legacy of fighting for freedom is taking on Trump
Caregivers are applying lessons from resisting authoritarianism under Philippine dictator Marcos Sr. in the 1980s.
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Moms vs. culture wars: How suburban women flipped school boards
In conservative and swing states, teachers, moms and women candidates are taking back local education — and sending a warning to Washington ahead of the midterms.
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The original ‘wine moms’ are in Ohio. They’re mobilizing to support Haitians in Springfield.
Katie Paris founded Red, Wine & Blue to harness suburban women's political power — now more than 600,000 members are deploying it to oppose ICE in their communities.
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Epstein tracked #MeToo fallout and advised accused men behind the scenes
New files released by the Justice Department show Jeffrey Epstein joking about being in a "pariahs club" and discussing the fate of powerful men who had been accused of wrongdoing.
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Melania Trump documentary marks a post-#MeToo comeback for its director
Brett Ratner was all but exiled from Hollywood after facing sexual misconduct allegations. Trump’s win gave him an opening to return.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar jumps into Minnesota governor's race
Her announcement comes amid a surge of federal immigration enforcement action that has drawn a major backlash in the state.
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Fear, faith and preparation as ICE closes in on an Ohio community
In Springfield, faith-based coalitions are creating emergency hubs to care for children — and churches are preparing for their sanctuaries to be breached.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar attacked at town hall amid increased harassment from Trump
The Minneapolis lawmaker, the first Somali American in Congress, was speaking out against immigration enforcement in the Twin Cities.
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Longtime D.C. delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton announces retirement
Norton, 88, a civil rights advocate who represented Washington, D.C., in the House, had faced questions about her ability to serve another term.