Julia Conley

"In 2024, these billionaire families used their enormous wealth to make record-breaking political contributions to secure a GOP trifecta," reads a new report.

The children of the richest families in the U.S. are well-known for spending their vast wealth on frivolous luxuries—constructing a replica of a medieval church on their acres of property, in the case of banking heir Timothy Mellon, or starting a brand of T-shirts described by one critic as "terribl...

"It is so infantilizing to the House leadership to have a B team of octagenarians scheming behind their backs and aiming directly at their most promising young talent," said one progressive journalist.

"It is important to remember that Dr. Carpenter did nothing wrong," said one legal expert. "Texas is trying to apply its laws extraterritorially."

"Solidifying your legacy on equal rights with a final action on the ERA would be a defining moment for the historic Biden-Harris administration and your presidency," said the lawmakers.

A constitutional guarantee against sex discrimination would strengthen the protection of reproductive rights.

As President-elect Trump's inauguration approaches, green groups are skeptical of Biden's climate goals. Will state and local governments be able to counter Trump's pro-fossil fuel agenda? The clock is ticking for the Biden administration and our planet. #ClimateAction #SaveOurPlanet 🌎🌿

The horrific rape case in southern France has sparked a global rallying cry against the epidemic of rape and a system that silences survivors. Will Gisèle Pelicot's bravery inspire other victims to come forward and seek justice? Shame must change sides. #JusticeForSurvivors

Pregnant woman in labor under an overpass gets ticket for violating anti-camping law in Kentucky. Officers refuse to believe her, leading to a tragic outcome. Are we criminalizing homelessness instead of providing help? The solution is housing and support, not fines. #EndHomelessness

"I've got to go to the hospital," a pregnant woman filmed by the Louisville Metro Police Department's body cameras in late September told officers, standing near a mattress beneath a busy overpass. "What am I doing wrong?"