A dam has broken for women, stemming from the case of the Cornell student who was allegedly gang-raped at a fraternity in 2024. In the 1980s, <em>Ms.</em> published the first national study of sexual…

MADISON — Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers announced a lawsuit against the Trump administration over the termination of approximately $29 million in federal funding intended to ... Read more

“If I didn’t find the evidence for them, I wasn’t too sure they would find it.”

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Regulator looks to expand loophole to allow dangerous compounds in food as long as they’re not carcinogenic

The 2028 election is on the ballot right now.

The women of “Musk” offer a clarity we’d better act on.

The disaster the justices have unleashed has its roots in one of the darkest periods of our past.

The GOP Senate candidate from Michigan has a long history of trying "decimate" benefits for millions of Americans

Andrea Bell, executive director of Oregon Housing and Community Services, filed amended state ethics paperwork after ProPublica asked about her husband’s work at a firm that’s consulted on projects re...

“The shorter timeframe is noteworthy and I don’t know why they’re doing this,” Steve Hutkins, who writes for Save the Post Office, told Democracy Docket.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox is promoting himself as a "peacemaker."

By Governor JB Pritzker

This is a fact. The data is unambiguous and the solutions exist. The only thing missing is the will to act.

On the origins of pickiness.

Across the U.S., critics are pressuring public officials to stop or stall new solar projects, often citing unfounded health concerns.

Nevada election officials said Thursday that 185 voters in the state who the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) identified as noncitizens were all, in fact, citizens.

Opinion: How Flock became public enemy No. 1

The Constitution, federal law, and centuries of history make clear that the census is meant to count everyone, regardless of citizenship.