DOJ, HHS, FTC, FDA: The alphabet soup of efforts to restrict gender-affirming care
Dozens of investigations, subpoenas and lawsuits are bearing down on families of trans youth and hospitals providing the care.
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Trump signs orders aimed at limiting birthright citizenship, birth-related tourism
The administration is testing alternative routes to limit citizenship rights for children born within the United States to foreign tourists and other foreign nationals.
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What are Trump Accounts for kids? And should you open one?
The new policy is designed to help kids grow their savings, and some babies get $1,000 to start. Here's how they work, who is eligible and what you need to open one.
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A democratic socialist unseats a 15-term congresswoman in Colorado
With her victory over Rep. Diana DeGette, 29-year-old Melat Kiros is the second democratic socialist to beat an incumbent progressive Democratic House member this month.
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Supreme Court rejects Trump’s attempt to overturn $5 million E. Jean Carroll verdict
The justices declined to hear the president’s appeal in the case, in which he was found liable for sexual abuse.
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A 29-year-old democratic socialist takes on Colorado’s most senior member of Congress
Rep. Diana DeGette, a 15-term incumbent, is facing her most serious primary challenge yet from lawyer and PhD student Melat Kiros on Tuesday.
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Two women are at the center of New York’s next big political test
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has backed democratic socialist candidates Darializa Avila Chevalier and Assembly Member Claire Valdez.
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Why Democrats are running against the ‘Epstein class’
Candidates are casting their messaging around Epstein’s associates and the unaccountable elite, betting that voter distrust of powerful institutions can help them shape the midterm debate.
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What would a Declaration of Independence rooted in belonging look like?
“Without belonging, there can be no true democracy. This moment requires us to affirm that commitment. It is in this spirit that I offer a new declaration.”
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Education Department changes are leaving millions of vulnerable students at risk
Moving special education services and civil rights enforcement to other federal agencies has left families wondering what's next.