A Hidden Abortion Crew Prepares To Confront A Post-Roe America
From the other side of the debate, elevated interest in online access to abortion pills represents a longtime nightmare for anti-abortion activists. Ever since
Maine Governor Faces Pressure To Decriminalize Prostitution
This strategy has been boosted by a shift in the way the public thinks concerning the realities of s3x trafficking, the result of years of work by advocates for
The Feds Had A Plan To Take On Facebook. A Judge Just Scrambled It.
"This decision underscores the dire need to modernize our antitrust laws to address anticompetitive mergers and abusive conduct in the digital economy," House J
‘I Come Right At You’: The Vigilantelike Figure Who's Running To Be The GOP Mayor Of New York
New York City Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa speaks to the media in Times Square following another daytime shooting in New York City. | Spencer Platt
Pelosi Mulls An Unexpected Add To Her Team Of Jan. 6 Investigators: A Republican
The House is slated to vote on Wednesday to establish the select committee on Jan. 6. The legislation doesn't specify who would chair the committee, leaving tha
Trump Lawyer: Manhattan DA Won't Charge Former President
"We asked, 'Is there anything else?'" Fischetti told a news outlet. "They said, 'No.'" "It's crazy that that's all they had," he added. When asked if the meetin
Federal Court Tosses Antitrust Suits Against Facebook, In Huge Blow To D.C.'s Fight With Tech
Facebook has 2.7 billion members worldwide, making it the world's largest social network. But Boasberg said prosecutors hadn't done a convincing enough job in d
Supreme Court Declines To Take Up Covid-related Tax Dispute Over Telework
However, the Biden administration asked the high court not to get involved. Outside groups that wanted the court to take up the case noted the issue won't be go
‘It Is Not Over’: New York’s Mayoral Frontrunner Forced Into Waiting Game
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams speaks to the media on June 24, 2021 in New York City. | Spencer Platt/Getty Images NEW YORK — At most other times in Ne
‘A Tough Slog’: White House Struggles To Increase Vaccination Rates As Delta Variant Surges
Only about 46 percent of the U.S. population is vaccinated, and the number of doses administered has fallen by nearly 300,000 per day since June 7, according to
The End Of Cuomo’s War With New York City? Don’t Count On It.
Cuomo's then-longtime friend will soon be a previous mayor, raising new questions about how the embattled and combative governor will deal with whomever emerges
‘Stories Aren’t Falling Off The Trees Anymore’: A Conversation With The Women Running Washington Newsrooms
This discussion has been condensed and edited for clarity. Participants: Carrie Budoff Brown, editor of a news outlet Elisabeth Bumiller, Washington bureau chie
Biden Administration Sues Georgia Over Its GOP-enacted Voter Restrictions
And Kristen Clarke, the head of the department's Civil Rights Division, said the changes in Georgia would disproportionately hamper black voters' access to the
Trump Set To Reemerge On The Trail With Revenge On His Mind
"The fact that his first rally is targeting Max's campaign tells you a lot about where the focus is," said Taylor Budowich, a senior adviser to Miller's campaig
‘You Don’t Have To Die In Your Seat’: Democrats Stress Over Aging Members
"The older generation doesn't want to pass the baton. You don't have to die in your seat. Pass the baton on," said Florida state Sen. Shevrin Jones, a 37-year-o
Adams Declares Himself 'future Of The Democratic Party' Ahead Of Final Election Results
New York City mayoral candidate Eric Adams speaks during his election night party in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn borough. | Michael M. Santiago/Ge
A ‘Saigon Moment’: Biden Feels Political Heat As Chaos Looms In Afghanistan
Biden risks being seen as the president who lost Afghanistan — and Republicans know it. GOP legislators are having an I-told-you-so face-off with Biden, sugge
Megadonors Flooded The New York Mayor’s Race. Most Of Them Wasted Their Money.
But the money did little to improve the electoral fortunes of several candidates in the crowded field. In fact, some of the highest-dollar splurges went toward
U.S. Planning To Evacuate Thousands Of Interpreters From Afghanistan
The thousands of interpreters who worked side by side with U.S. troops for two decades have remained in limbo, however, leading to scrambling in Washington to f
‘Traumatized’ Britney Spears Urges Judge To End Guardianship
Britney Spears urged a judge in an emotional hearing Wednesday to end an "abusive" guardianship that gave her father control of her affairs in 2008. "I just wan