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 focus on law and legal affairs, litigation, and current affairs. Kate has been featured in Yahoo News and The Wharton School, among others.
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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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The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that neither Title IX nor the Equal Protection Clause forbids schools from keeping trans girls off of girls' sports
By: Kate Riga
The right is incandescent with rage over the Supreme Court's (closer than expected) rejection of the Trump administration's bid to rewrite the Constitution via executive order.
By: Kate Riga
You wouldn't know it from the right's ongoing social media tantrum, but the Supreme Court turned in another slate of decisions this term that gave Republicans nearly everything they wanted.
By: Kate Riga
Immediately after Politico published a rape allegation against Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner Monday, elected Democrats began to withdraw their support.
By: Kate Riga
A federal judge denied the Trump administration's stay request Tuesday and will continue to block key sections of an executive order that would give the federal government unprecedented control of absentee voting.
By: Kate Riga
Embattled Maine Democrat Graham Platner dropped out of the Senate race Wednesday, giving Democrats less than a month to find a replacement.
By: Nicole Lafond, Kate Riga, Hunter Walker
The Christian right has been gaining traction in Washington, D.C. under President Donald Trump. And now, one Trump-aligned religious group has their sights set on the moon.
By: Allegra Kirkland, Derick Dirmaier, Kate Riga
Our gerontocracy is growing increasingly macabre. Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY), a key architect of our current era of hyperpartisanship and
Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett made a rare appearance before congressional appropriators Tuesday as the Supreme Court seeks an increased security budget.
There is an ever-shrinking gulf between the right-wing fringe and elected Republicans in their certainty that even easily explainable events must be the work of a shadowy cabal.
