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A brief filed by the Justice Department says federal law offers no protection to transgender workers who endure discrimination because of their gender identity.View Entire Post ›

The administration already agreed to pay $2.7 million to the ACLU and others. It is now facing requests for as much as $12 million from challengers in Maryland.View Entire Post ›

Haberman paid the price after a series of events that began with sexual misconduct allegations against her male coauthor.View Entire Post ›

The committee will mark up three gun control bills on Sept. 4. The full House is slated to return Sept. 9.View Entire Post ›

Israel decided to allow Tlaib in to see her grandmother if she didn't promote a boycott of Israel over its treatment of Palestinians during her trip, but Tlaib says she won't travel there.View Entire Post ›

“Her theory of change is that you focus on one or two levers, and you push them hard.”View Entire Post ›

Ahead of the announcement, President Donald Trump said it would show "great weakness" if Israel permitted the congresswomen to visit.View Entire Post ›

Harris texts with BuzzFeed News about a viral moment from her June visit to the Homestead, Florida, immigrant detention center for children.View Entire Post ›

A change to the secretive publisher’s business has revealed new details about his operation and is attracting scrutiny from the ad industry.View Entire Post ›

The Justice Department unsuccessfully challenged a judge’s order enforcing a 1997 settlement agreement about conditions for immigrant children in US custody.View Entire Post ›

“I don’t think it’s my job to label him. I think what he is doing, though, is using race, gender, geography, really, to divide the country, and we’re so much better of a country than that,” Bullock said on BuzzFeed News’ AM to DM.View Entire Post ›

The former Colorado governor could still run for Senate.View Entire Post ›

The DNC's individual donor rules to qualify for the next debate have created some absurd dynamics in the Democratic primary.View Entire Post ›

Democratic presidential hopefuls have called on King to resign for Wednesday's comment.View Entire Post ›

“I don’t think that he’s secretly hoping that I’ll drop out, but you never know,” he said.View Entire Post ›

A Justice Department official said that because of an “administrative error,” no one vetted Whitaker’s financial disclosure forms for nearly a year while he served as then–attorney general Jeff Sessions’ chief of staff.View Entire Post ›

Biden can come across as a candidate who’s worried that he’s running out of time — and that he’s wasting yours.View Entire Post ›

Trump, his campaign, and his companies have used arbitration to try to move potentially damaging and embarrassing claims out of the public court process.View Entire Post ›

For some reason they all keep getting interrupted by the media.View Entire Post ›

NeverTrumpism in 2019 is Bill Weld on a short, rainy, and little-noticed trip to Iowa.View Entire Post ›

Warren’s new gun control plan, much of which overlaps with other candidates’ plans, would put pressure on gun manufacturers.View Entire Post ›

“Here’s the deal: We really don’t have a true grassroots gun violence prevention movement in this country,” said Lonnie Phillips, whose daughter, Jessi, was killed in the 2012 movie theater mass shooting.View Entire Post ›

“Hey, while everyone seems to be on this Equinox thing,” Hammer tweeted, “it might be a good time to mention that one of Trump’s largest financial contributors is the chairman of Marvel Entertainment."View Entire Post ›

Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee from both parties praise Harris as being “whip-smart” and a great interrogator behind closed doors.View Entire Post ›

In a searing speech at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, where nine black parishioners were shot and killed in 2015, Booker called white supremacy “an issue of national security.”View Entire Post ›

Chicago had two mass shootings within hours of each other on Sunday. In total, 46 people were injured by gun violence in the city over the weekend.View Entire Post ›

While victims of international terrorism can hold terrorist groups accountable in court, the legal path is less clear in cases of domestic terrorism.View Entire Post ›

John Hickenlooper began quietly, then came to sell gun control to Colorado legislators with data.View Entire Post ›

Trump and the Republican National Committee are arguing that California can't force candidates to disclose their tax returns in order to appear on the presidential primary ballot.View Entire Post ›

Former Rep. Scott Rigell was shocked his fellow Republicans wouldn’t agree to keep guns away from criminals after the Sandy Hook shooting. He doesn’t think anything has changed.View Entire Post ›