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Source: Tatiana Allen / Bison ONE Newsroom For months, Catherine McNeil bled without a clear answer. The 46-year-old mother of three had not experienced heavy bleeding like that since using birth control. By late 2024, her menstrual periods had become longer and heavier. At first, she believed the problem might
Source: ROBYN BECK / Getty In 2022, a pregnant undocumented migrant crossed over the U.S.-Mexico border with her sister in hopes of finding a better life, one that would let them be free of the violent men they had left to escape, according to her attorney. A few years later,
Source: The Washington Post / Getty Trust in the Supreme Court has reached historic lows in recent years under its current 6-3 Republican supermajority. This is largely fueled by the perception that the court is more concerned about serving the GOP agenda than the American people. While Chief Justice John
Source: Andrew Harnik / Getty At a time when GOP House Speaker Mike Johnson is supposed to be preparing for the upcoming midterm elections by gaslighting U.S. voters into believing President Donald Trump’s economic failures are all former President Joe Biden’s fault, video footage from about a year ago has resurfaced
Source: Photo courtesy of Wave News / Tiphanee Lee. Tiphanee Lee, a mother from Louisville, Ky., is demanding answers after alleging her 7-year-old non-verbal autistic son, Semaj, was abused by a staff member at his school, Field Elementary, according to reports from WDRB, WLKY and Wave 3 News. Concerned by
Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune / Getty On Monday (May 18), two teenagers opened fire at an Islamic center in San Diego, killing three adults, including a security guard. The identities of the shooters, who died from self-inflicted bullet wounds, have not been made public, but the shooting is being
Source: Allen J. Schaben / Getty President Donald Trump touted himself as the “free speech president” on the campaign trail, but it’s become abundantly clear that the Trump administration’s definition of free speech applies only to those who agree with them. The Trump administration’s attacks on the First Amendment have
Source: The WNBA’s 30th season is barely over a week old, and the league already feels like it’s moving at playoff speed. Opening night arrived May 8 with three games, two new expansion teams entering the party, stars changing jerseys, rookies getting tested immediately, and contenders trying to remind everybody
✕ The Supreme Court put Black voting rights on the chopping block with its ruling on Callais v Louisiana. Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act was intended to protect Black voters from disenfranchisement, but that’s all changed after the Callais decision. In this week’s Le[e]gal Brief, attorney Lee Merritt
Source: Jason Davis / Getty – A general view during the rally at Alabama State House on May 16, 2026 in Montgomery, Alabama. On May 16, thousands of Black voters gathered in Montgomery, Ala., for the All Roads Lead to the South rally, a powerful demonstration focused on protecting Black