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Transgender rights are on the Supreme Court docket and Anti-LGBT groups have taken note of a recent pull back in Europe of gender affirming care for youth.
Hunter Biden received a pardon from his father in a closely watched case that could have political reverberations across the political spectrum.
The President is choosing only those most loyal to him in his new Administration to the shock of Washington’s establishment.
Ron DeSantis allegedly pressured a TV station to yank a pro-choice ad in violation of the Constitution.
Abortion is central to American politics after the overturning of ‘Roe v Wade’ 2 years ago.
The Secret Service is under intense pressure after failing to protect the former President Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania.
Donald Trump seethes at losing the State of Georgia in 2020 and is trying to make sure he has enough people on the election board to guarantee he wins.
JD Vance quietly espouses extreme anti-gay and anti-choice stances that are far outside the American mainstream.
Abortion is once again going to take center stage in the 2024 race for the White House with Kamala Harris at the top of the ticket.
Abortion is taking center stage in the 2024 election and the GOP softened their hard core abortion bans language to the chagrin of the Religious Right.
Judge Cannon has slow walked the Trump trial much to the chagrin of prosecutors and court watchers.
Abortion is now shutdown in the South in large part and that requires long distance travel to obtain the procedure.
Hunter’s conviction on gun charges is the latest twist in the never ending 2024 election surprises.
Donald Trump’s allies are furious about his conviction and vow to seek revenge on those they deem responsible.
Vouchers are funneling billions into the Catholic schools in unprecedented numbers and depriving public schools of desperately needed funds.
The guilty verdict heard round the World was rendered by a New York Jury on Thursday. Now everyone braces for the far ranging implications.
President Biden commuted the sentences of 1,500 people, an amount of commutation unheard of in modern American politics.