Federal judge blocks Alabama law criminalizing medical care for transgender youth
Trump-appointed U.S. District Judge Liles Burke found that the plaintiffs are substantially likely to win their case on multiple grounds.
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Fact check: Katie Britt’s campaign calls foul on ad claiming she’s pro-abortion
“The ad is an embarrassing lie and a sign of a crumbling, desperate campaign,” Sean Ross, Britt’s spokesman, told APR.
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Eight challengers have lined up against Ivey and collectively have spent almost $20 million to unseat the state's most popular governor in decades.
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His ads will fade. But that shame – and the moral consequences for his brazen bigotry – never will.
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Report: Women are critical to Alabama’s economy, yet barriers remain
The report found women generate $43 billion in earnings annually but earn on average 67 cents for every dollar earned by men.
Mike Jones defends himself against mailers criticizing him of opposing anti-abortion bill
Students for Life Action PAC accused Jones of stalling a bill by Rep. Andrew Sorrell that would have banned chemical abortions in the state.
Jan. 6 Committee issues subpoena for Mo Brooks
Brooks had previously turned down a request to voluntarily speak with the committee investigating the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Abortion rights organizers speak out about potential reversal of Roe v. Wade
“People are going to die if it’s not legal,” Margeaux Hartline said. “People are going to do unsavory things to get an abortion.”
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Sister: Mike Durant lives in “state of denial” about father’s incest
Mary Ryan said the Senate candidate purposefully tried to discredit her story of sexual abuse because it was easier to pretend it didn't happen.