Kylie Cheung

Gaetz—who harassed a teen abortion activist in 2022—resigned from the House shortly after Trump nominated him to head the DOJ, a position that would give him significant power over abortion rights.

Kevin Roberts, the president of the Heritage Foundation, also released his book this week...which had been delayed until after the election so Project 2025 wouldn't cause any more controversy for the Trump campaign.

Two pre-filed bills could ban sites like Plan C and Hey Jane, and reclassify abortion pills as "Schedule IV" drugs under the state's Controlled Substances Act.

I don’t know if sexual assault allegations have ever mattered in our society in a meaningful way. But as our president-elect goes on a victory tour with an entourage of allegedly abusive men, it’s clear they don’t matter, right now.

Delaware elected Sarah McBride to be the first trans member of Congress. And Mace introduced a resolution to block her from using women's restrooms in Congressional buildings.

Trump tapped the failed GOP Senate candidate to run the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), which is the department responsible for investigating hospitals if they fail to provide emergency abortion services.

“The Democrats are trying to stack the Courts with Radical Left Judges on their way out the door,” Trump, who arguably stole two Supreme Court seats, whined on Truth Social.

Gaetz's announcement comes amid reports about additional, alleged sexual encounters between him and a 17-year-old girl in 2017.

“Confidential information provided to the Maternal Mortality Review Committee was inappropriately shared with outside individuals,” the state’s Department of Public Health commissioner wrote in a letter to the disbanded committee members.

H.R. 9495 would allow the soon-to-be Trump-appointed treasury secretary to designate any nonprofit as a “terrorist-supporting organization” and revoke its tax-exempt status.