Trump’s plans to end birthright citizenship could move ahead after Supreme Court ruling
The ruling weakens the power of lower courts to issue nationwide injunctions and could leave some immigrant families in legal limbo.
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Thousands of LGBTQ+ veterans were supposed to get pardons. A year later, only four have succeeded
President Biden pledged to use his clemency powers to right ‘an historic wrong.’ Why did it fall so short of its promise?
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10 years after winning marriage equality, Jim Obergefell wants to aim higher
The Ohio man reflects on the case that rewrote his life — and how much further the fight for LGBTQ+ rights must go.
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Zohran Mamdani pulled off a political upset running on affordability
Mamdani won the primary with a focus on policies including lowering housing costs and universal child care. Here’s where he stands on key issues.
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Rep. LaMonica McIver pleads not guilty to charges in conflict outside ICE facility
The freshman lawmaker was one of three New Jersey Democrats who visited an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in May but is the only one charged by the Justice Department.
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The door to fight gender-affirming care bans isn’t closed, LGBTQ+ rights attorneys say
The Supreme Court’s opinion in U.S. v Skrmetti was narrower than it could have been — leaving an opportunity for refined legal strategy around navigating anti-trans laws.
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Vaccine support isn’t as controversial as it seems
A new poll shows support is shared across political party lines — and comes as Health and Human Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. could reshape the future of vaccines.
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Cuomo concedes to Zohran Mamdani in New York City mayoral primary
The 33-year-old Democratic socialist thwarted the comeback attempt by the former governor, at least for now.
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Evictions are harmful to Black mothers’ health, their families and their communities
A study of Black women in the Detroit area highlights how court-ordered and illegal evictions are associated with premature births and trauma.
As lawsuits against the administration grow, here is where some of the orders that affect LGBTQ+ people and women stand.
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