Friends and colleagues who spoke to The Washington Post emphasized how they want to do whatever they can to help…
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Trump’s indictment, the Wisconsin Supreme Court election, Tennessee’s expulsion of Democratic lawmakers and abortion pill rulings remind us how unsettled…
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Following the expulsion of two Black Democratic lawmakers in Tennessee on Thursday, lawmakers have pointed to things Republicans did or…
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The Obama-appointed judge ruled that mifepristone — a drug used in medical abortions — is safe and effective, and ordered…
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Judge Matthew J. Kacsmaryk issued a preliminary ruling in a closely watched Texas case that could make it harder for patients to get abortions…
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As the Pentagon said it was investigating a leak of classified U.S. and NATO plans to aid Ukraine’s military, an…
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