
Here’s What You Need To Know Ahead Of The Supreme Court Ruling On Abortion Rights
Here's what you need to know ahead of the Supreme Court's ruling on abortion access.


Here's what you need to know ahead of the Supreme Court's ruling on abortion access.

Republicans successfully blocked a bill to enshrine abortion access into law, clearing the way for the Supreme Court to potentially strike down Roe v. Wade.

“Unfortunately, many of us said the sky was going to fall, and it did.”

“Until I get caught and go to jail, fuck it. I’m taking the money,” one accused fraudster allegedly told an undercover agent.

From being asked if babies are racist to how religious she is on a scale of 1 to 10.

Both parties praised Jackson as an impressive nominee while previewing the political battle that will play out in future hearings.

An inspiring story about how presumptuous Senate staffers can accidentally make history.

US lawmakers left the Ukrainian president's speech determined to do more, even without a no-fly zone. “There’s no way that you can’t come out of that meeting without contemplating what more the United States can do to help."

The Senate agrees: Turning clocks back is “dumb.”

“My hope is that we never have to progress to a bigger and bigger statement,” protest organizer Brian Brase said.

“Louisiana went from populist Democrat to staunchly deep-red Republican at the federal level and John Kennedy has been all those.”

“When you make private settlements, it doesn’t warn the next woman or the next person going into that situation.”

US lawmakers left the Ukrainian president's speech determined to do more, even without a no-fly zone. “There’s no way that you can’t come out of that meeting without contemplating what more the United States can do to help."

Congress did not extend the paid leave mandate in its $900 billion COVID aid bill. Democrats hope to try again next year.

After BuzzFeed News and ICIJ published a joint investigation, officials across the globe began taking action to finally thwart illicit financial activity and the criminals who move money through Western banks.

A mob of almost exclusively white Trump supporters took over the Capitol because they believe Trump’s claims that the election was stolen. A woman was shot and killed inside the building. (Warning: This post links to images of nooses.)

An inspiring story about how presumptuous Senate staffers can accidentally make history.

Should you go to work and risk contact with sick people, or stay home and risk losing your SNAP benefits? Many people may face this choice as the White House refuses to postpone its controversial rule change.

Democrats will control both chambers of Congress plus the White House, giving President-elect Joe Biden the chance to enact his agenda.

The law would force shell companies, and criminals who may hide behind them, into view — if it survives Trump’s veto.