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Social media age verification is full of risks and unclear rewards
Jelinda Montes
Efforts to protect children’s mental health online raise unresolved data privacy concerns
One year later, how Trump’s USAID cuts are affecting the world
Nicole Karlis
From health care to food security, the effects of slashing U.S. foreign aid are now being felt on the ground
The 2-pronged GOP plot to make it harder to get an abortion
Naomi Cahn, Sonia Suter
Anti-abortion officials want to shutter Planned Parenthood — and make it harder to get abortion medication
Minnesota’s red-hat resistance isn’t Pussy Hats 2.0
Andi Zeisler
The Norwegian-inspired craftivism of Melt the ICE hats raises familiar questions about whose activism matters
Don Lemon’s arrest turned into a MAGA misfire
Sophia Tesfaye
Pam Bondi’s track record of prosecuting Trump's revenge is abysmal
“I will not be silenced!”: Don Lemon arrested for reporting on church protest
CK Smith
Lemon’s arrest over a Minnesota protest has quickly become a flashpoint over press rights in the U.S.
Trump’s new foreign aid ban expands his “cruel” agenda on the world
Nicole Karlis
Experts say the Trump administration is using foreign aid to impose anti-human rights ideology globally
Don’t buy MAGA’s baby boom hype
Amanda Marcotte
Usha Vance, Karoline Leavitt and Katie Miller's pregnancies do not signal a return to the 1950s
Protesters enter church run by ICE official, drawing DOJ outrage
Jelinda Montes
Local activists protested a St. Paul ICE field officer’s church. Now they’re under federal investigation.
In Renee Good’s killing, ICE’s misogyny isn’t a side note—it’s the point
Andi Zeisler
The words of the man who shot Renee Good speak to the Trump administration's fixation on masculinity
GOP’s anti-Obamacare push helps overturn Wyoming abortion ban
Jelinda Montes
A state constitutional amendment responding to Obamacare helped overturn Wyoming abortion bans
Minnesota day care hoax is fueled by MAGA psychosexual weirdness
Amanda Marcotte
The racism underlying MAGA's latest obsession is intertwined with misogyny
Karoline Leavitt’s baby news is a political asset for Trump
Andi Zeisler
Amid confrontations about who gets to be American, Leavitt’s pregnancy is weighted with subtext
Todd Blanche nixed enforcement against crypto firms while holding over $150K in crypto investments
Corey G. Johnson, Al Shaw
Top DOJ official violated the federal conflicts of interest law and his ethics agreement, experts say
Congress may be about to create the “bad internet”
Russell Payne
Online privacy protections could be demolished, advocates warn
How much of Project 2025 has actually been accomplished this year?
Amanda Becker, Orion Rummler, Mariel Padilla
How the conservative policy wishlist for Trump’s second term impacted women and LGBTQ+ Americans
Florida and Texas sue FDA to restrict abortion pill access
Blaise Malley
The filing marks a fresh attempt by Republican-led states to use the judiciary to limit access to mifepristone
ACA subsidies on the brink as Congress struggles to reach a deal
Blaise Malley
Stalled negotiations leave millions facing potential premium increases with no clear path to an extension
Donald Trump is remaking America — to be more like Putin’s Russia
Andrea Mazzarino
I've seen first-hand how autocracy can corrupt democracy — and how women suffer the consequences
RFK Jr.’s individualist rhetoric hides a deeper public health threat
Troy Farah
The debate isn’t about “trusting experts.” It’s about who shoulders responsibility for staying healthy
The GOP is on the cusp of destroying Obamacare
Heather Digby Parton
This time Republicans are taking a death-by-increments approach to the ACA — and it just might work
South Carolina may tighten abortion restrictions. These women are pushing back
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Former SC state senators say they’ll continue to fight for reproductive rights despite their colleagues’ proposals
SCOTUS won’t revisit marriage equality. But the fight isn’t over
Austin Sarat
Just like with Roe v. Wade, opponents of marriage equality are playing a long game
Inside a Texas church’s training academy for Christians running for office
Marissa Greene, Cecilia Lenzen
"There is no separation between church and state," one graduate said
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