Court Partly Reinstates Trump Travel Ban, Fall Arguments Set
The Supreme Court is letting a limited version of the Trump administration ban on travel from six mostly Muslim countries to take effect.
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Planned Parenthood Was Jon Ossoff’s Death Star
There are many lessons Democrats should learn from Jon Ossoff’s expensive flame-out.
On “Travel Ban,” Supreme Court Backs Away From Brink of a Constitutional Crisis
Yes fixing Obergefell seems out of reach and hopelessly unpopular. But then, in 1973, Roe v. Wade seemed untouchable too.
New Study of Seattle’s $15 Minimum Wage Says It Costs Jobs
Seattle’s $15-an-hour minimum wage law has cost the city jobs, according to a recently released study.
Report: CNN Imposing New Rules on Russia Coverage After Another Botched Story
Higher-ups at CNN are cracking down after another botched story regarding President Trump and Russia.
Trump: Not ‘That Far off’ From Passing Health Care Overall
Trump said he doesn’t think congressional Republicans are “that far off” on a health overhaul to replace “the dead carcass of Obamacare.
‘We Have a Problem’: ISIS in Afghanistan ‘Not Getting Better’ as US Mulls Thousands More Troops
The Islamic State’s affiliate in Afghanistan continues to thrive despite several U.S. and Afghan military efforts to annihilate the group.
How Environmental Groups Are Responding to Trump’s ‘Solar Wall’ Pitch
Trump’s idea of putting solar panels on his long-promised border wall hasn’t gained a lot of support among top environmental lobbying groups—even though the organizations have long backed solar power as a key renewable energy.
What a Wounded Veteran Thinks of Trump’s VA Reform
Sgt. Mike Verardo’s military career ended seven years ago because of an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan, but he said the worst part of his injuries was dealing with a “broken VA” when he returned home.
Nonprofit Tracker to Remove ‘Hate Group’ Labels on Conservative Groups for ‘Time Being’
The nation’s leading source of information on U.S. charities announced it will modify its use of a controversial “hate group” designation in listings for some well-known and broadly supported conservative nonprofits.