‘I refuse to let my body be treated as currency by an administration that only sees value in my ability to procreate,’ she told the crowd in Lansing

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Author: Kelly Rissman

Democrats in a new generation are punching back hard. And, in so doing, showing their colleagues how to overcome their reputation for dithering

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Author: Margaret Sullivan

The Parkland shooting survivor wants to craft a more authentic message to reach the young and working-class voters who supported Trump in November

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Author: Joan E Greve

Rep. Val Hoyle, D-Ore., slammed DOGE’s “corrupt” access to Treasury Department payments data and the use of “intimidation tactics to terrorize” government workers.

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Author: Molly Bohannon

Exclusive: Bobby Scott sounds alarm over ‘void of oversight’ as Doge accesses sensitive data within US agencies

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Author: Michael Sainato

The architect of Project 2025 has been confirmed as budget chief – securing his position at the heart of the White House

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Author: Michael Day

Evidence is building that Democrats could gain traction with their newfound bogeyman.

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Author: Aaron Blake

Senator Chuck Schumer called Vought the ‘most radical nominee, who has the most extreme agenda’ and now heads the ‘most important agency in Washington’

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Laurie Pohutsky, 36, said she made the choice because she was ‘uncertain she would be able to access contraception’ in the future

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Author: Benedict Smith

The top Democrat on the Senate Commerce Committee said she is asking U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to bar President Donald Trump’s adviser Elon Musk from involvement in efforts to reform air traffic control.

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Author: Reuters

If passed, SB 1128 would create a new offense of interfering with a person’s receipt of a loan, grant, or financial assistance that the person or entity is lawfully entitled to receive from any level of government. According to the bill, this offense would be punished as theft and authorize the victim to bring a civil action to recover the funds lost.

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Author: Caleb Wethington

President Donald Trump’s administration plans to keep fewer than 300 staff at the U.S. Agency for International Development out of the agency’s worldwide total of more than 10,000, four sources told Reuters on Thursday.

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Author: Reuters

Russell Vought previously served as the director of the Office of Management and Budget during President Donald Trump’s first administration.

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Only 294 employees with the United States Agency for International Development have been deemed essential among 14,000 global staff members, according to CBS News.

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Author: Alex Woodward

Trump has attacked the aid agency’s leadership, saying they were a “bunch of radical lunatics.”

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Author: Siladitya Ray

Senator Brian Schatz on how the Party should be responding to Donald Trump’s breakneck assault on the government.

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Author: Isaac Chotiner

DOGE has gained access to government employees’ sensitive information via the Office of Personnel Management, payment systems at the Treasury Department and Centers for Medicaid and Medicare this week.

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Author: Molly Bohannon