Petitions to put abortion rights on the ballot in Missouri and Arizona were officially approved this week, adding to a growing list of states where reproductive rights will be before voters in November. Both ballot measures would amend their respective state’s constitutions to enshrine the right to an abortion after the Supreme Court overturned the nationwide right
Bernie Sanders disagrees, but former President Trump keeps insisting that Vice President Kamala Harris is more liberal than the Vermont senator and progressive champion
A Biden-Harris administration program meant to deport families who entered the United States illegally has instead allowed nearly 90 percent of the migrants to remain in the country. More than 22,000 of the 24,000 migrants placed in the Family Expedited Removal Program were allowed to stay in the United States, with only around 2,600 deported
U.S. military veterans are increasingly calling out Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for allegedly misrepresenting his military record with the Army National Guard.
The paper’s editorial board says it will continue to make endorsements in other elections. The upcoming New York City mayoral race will be the first in 120 years without an endorsement from the New York Times. The newspaper on Aug. 12 reported that its editorial board, which consists of opinion journalists and operates separately from
Bob Casey was revealed to own stock in a Chinese fentanyl manufacturing company that he criticized his opponent for investing in.
Voters in battleground Pennsylvania aren’t buying Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’s promise to not ban fracking, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday. The last time Harris ran for president, in 2019, she was a vocal advocate of outlawing the practice, saying, “There’s no question I’m in favor of banning fracking” during a CNN town hall.