Disability groups are standing united for trans rights. That hasn’t always been the case.
Nearly 40 years ago, disability advocates struck a deal with Republican lawmakers, who agreed to give their votes in exchange
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Tuesday, June 2, 2026
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- Illinois’ law protects abortion. She says she still couldn’t get treatment for her ectopic pregnancy.
- Religious anti-abortion center finds opportunity in town without OB-GYNs
- The first school year under a Texas law targeting LGBTQ+ students
- Julia Anderson, The Gates Foundation-Canada, announced as a Women’s eNews Champion for Human Rights 2026
- No one to answer the phone: What a missing $150 million means for domestic violence services
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Nurses saw themselves in Alex Pretti’s death. Now they’re demanding justice.
Jean Stone, a maternal newborn nurse in Pennsylvania, was working a hospital shift when her husband sent a text. They’ve
Read MoreRep. Ilhan Omar attacked at town hall amid increased harassment from Trump
A man attacked Rep. Ilhan Omar at a Tuesday town hall in Minneapolis, appearing to spray her with an unknown
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Health insurance costs are up. Women and LGBTQ+ people are paying the price.
Their health care premiums have skyrocketed. And now, women and LGBTQ+ people across the country are scrambling. Some are pushing
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At day cares in Minnesota, strangers are showing up at their doors as parents scramble to protect staff
They started showing up shortly after the now viral video was posted to YouTube, claiming Minnesota day cares run by
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Longtime D.C. delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton announces retirement
Eleanor Holmes Norton, a longtime civil rights advocate who represented Washington, D.C., as a nonvoting delegate in Congress for 35
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