Crystal Mason prevails in fight over illegal voting conviction
The court ruling means the Texas woman will not have to serve a five-year sentence for casting a provisional vote in 2016 while on supervised release.
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We have to talk about the Jon Ossoff thirst edits
"If the girls and the gays want to look at Jon Ossoff and be like, ‘Wow, he looks so good in those pants,’ let us. It benefits him, and we're all having fun,” said one Democrat.
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The Epstein reckoning hits the campaign trail
In key races from Arizona to North Carolina, Democrats are hammering Republicans for their votes on the Epstein files, records on cases of sexual abuse and connections to offenders.
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Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s praise of Chris Brown hit a nerve
We're breaking down why people online are mad at the Texas Democrat.
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Bob and Bob have been married for 12 years. They’re ready for their state constitution to change.
Virginia’s ban on same-sex marriage hasn’t been enforceable since 2014, but it’s still on the books — at least until November.
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The House races to watch in 2026
Democrats are trying to flip the U.S. House in November. From Arizona to Florida to Texas, here are key contests to watch in the 2026 midterms.
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Political ads with made-up trans people are being used to bash Democrats
Elon Musk’s super PAC dropped dozens of ads this week in key Senate races, and the majority of them focus on trans people. Others are resorting to AI.
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Ken Paxton celebrated a rise in jobs for women. 'What. Is. He. Thinking???'
Texas’ Republican Senate nominee is facing an online backlash from people who would prefer if women were not in the workforce.
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Does your employer discriminate? It's about to get harder to find out.
Congress created the EEOC to enforce civil rights laws in workplaces. Under Trump, the agency will stop collecting data on gender, race and ethnicity used to identify systemic injustices for 60 years.
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What Trump’s new study says about support for trans rights — and why experts are worried
Researchers who study authoritarianism and political violence have major concerns about the study’s ethics and methodology, and how the administration plans to use it.