Kate Riga is a D.C. reporter at TPM and cohost of the Josh Marshall Podcast. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on law and legal affairs. Kate's work has been featured in Yahoo News, The Wharton School, and TPM Media LLC.
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Kate Riga predominantly covers legal policy and government in the United States, with a focus on Supreme Court rulings, abortion rights, voting laws, and political developments. Her articles often include analysis of court decisions and government actions.
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By: Kate Riga
Progressive Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed has defeated Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI), the pick of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY).
By: Kate Riga
Missouri Republicans have been transparent about their strategy to drag out the response to a challenge to their new 7-1 congressional map, with
In the last 48 hours, President Donald Trump has revived two issues on which the Supreme Court ruled against him at the end of this term: restricting birthright citizenship and firing Federal Reserve governors.
By: Kate Riga, Derick Dirmaier, Joe Ragazzo
It's been clear for weeks that right-wing media — eager to distract from its leader's woeful unpopularity and resulting fears about November's midterms — struck gold with its anti-trans, anti-WNBA crusade
By: Kate Riga
An organization closely tied to the Trump administration seems to be collaborating with Enes Kanter Freedom, an ex-NBA player who has joined the right-wing, anti-trans crusade against the WNBA and was ejected from a Chicago Sky game Sunday.
By: Kate Riga
The Supreme Court on Monday lifted an injunction on an executive order that would create citizenship lists to control who can vote and give the federal government control over who receives a ballot.
By: Kate Riga
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom is just distraught that his antics — sitting courtside in an anti-trans shirt after proclaiming himself a
On Tuesday, a federal judge advanced the ball in a challenge to President Donald Trump's order to overhaul mail-in voting, an important step in what will be a furious few weeks of litigation critical to the 2026 midterms.
By: Kate Riga
U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani on Wednesday lifted an injunction that was the last bulwark against President Donald Trump's order to let the federal government take over large parts of voting by mail.
The Trump administration wasted no time appealing a district judge’s Thursday night...
