These 9 states have the chance to protect abortion this election — Here's what you can do
Constitutional amendments to protect abortion are on the ballot in 4 states, and 5 other states still need your signature.
April 07 2024 3:00 PM
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Constitutional amendments to protect abortion are on the ballot in 4 states, and 5 other states still need your signature.
Republican Steve Halloran is under investigation for sexual harassment after using a colleague's name while reading a graphic rape scene on the legislative floor.
Minors in Nebraska will be able to access gender-affirming care, but only after attending 40 hours of therapy that could push back on their identity.
Former U.S. Rep. George Santos took to Cameo for a new venture, offering personalized messages, including one to bi Nebraska state Senator Megan Hunt.
The former student who brought the suit could not prove he was harmed by the school's action, the judge ruled.
As of Friday, gender dysphoria can’t be treated medically by physicians in Texas if the patient is a minor.
The regulations were combined into one bill, which opponents say violates the state constitution's requirement for all bills to be single-subject.
The suit from Planned Parenthood says the law combines two separate subjects in violation of the state's constitution.
The legislature overcame a filibuster against the legislation led by Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh.
The legislation, strongly opposed by Sens. Megan Hunt and Machaela Cavanaugh, will likely come to a final vote Thursday.
A complaint against Sen. Megan Hunt claims she could benefit financially if an anti-trans bill fails. She says the complaint is nothing but harassment.
Three legislators opposing an anti-trans bill have started a political action committee to support pro-equality candidates around the U.S.
Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh, who had been filibustering to keep the bill from coming up, agreed to let debate begin so she could see who would "legislate hate against children."
“I will burn the session to the ground over this bill,” Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh said.
Using language that many Republicans are employing to attack LGBTQ+ communities, the Nebraska Democrat said the proposal is meant to highlight the discriminatory nature of certain bills.