Delaware Senate gives final approval to bill mandating insurance coverage for abortions
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Bill to ensure access to contraception advances in Pennsylvania, aided by dozens of GOP House votes
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A proposal to ensure access to contraceptives cleared the Democratic majority Pennsylvania House on Tuesday, drawing dozens of Republican votes but facing an uncertain future in the GOP-controlled state Senate.
Where does Lauren Boebert actually stand on the issues?
Lauren Boebert’srun for Congress in 2024 is unlike any race she’s run before.
In Bowman-Latimer Race, Voters Say Negative Ads Were Turnoff
Democratic voters turned out across the 16th Congressional district in New York on Tuesday to cast their ballots in the contentious primary between Representative Jamaal Bowman and his opponent, George Latimer, the Westchester County executive, a race with far-reaching political implications.
Massachusetts Senate debates bill to expand adoption of renewable energy
BOSTON (AP) — The Massachusetts Senate debated a bill Tuesday aimed at expanding the adoption of renewable energy in a bid to help Massachusetts meet its climate goals, including reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Why Lauren Boebert will probably win her primary — and Jamaal Bowman will probably lose his
On the surface, Lauren Boebert and Jamaal Bowman could not be more different members of Congress. One is a white ultra-MAGA devotee of Donald Trump and a high school dropout who earned notoriety thanks to running a restaurant where the waitresses all carried firearms. The other is a Black former middle school principal who represents the progressive wing of the Democratic Party. While Bowman seems to care deeply about moving the Democratic Party’s policy significantly to the left, Boebert’s tenure in Congress seems devoid of any real substance, absent being Trump’s fan — although it’s clear she’d be happy to see her own party move even further to the right.
California lawmakers abandon attempt to repeal law requiring voter approval for some public housing
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California lawmakers on Monday abandoned their attempt to repeal the nation’s only law requiring voter approval for publicly funded affordable housing projects, a provision added to the state Constitution more than half a century ago that aimed to keep people of color out of white neighborhoods.