
White House launches Moms.gov website providing pregnancy resources
The Trump administration unveiled Moms.gov on Mother's Day, a website directing pregnant women to resources and pregnancy support centers.

The Trump administration unveiled Moms.gov on Mother's Day, a website directing pregnant women to resources and pregnancy support centers.

Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner drew criticism for past comments about soldiers while appearing at a Bernie Sanders rally in Maine.

Voting and civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against Alaska election officials, challenging the constitutionality of sharing voter registration data with the DOJ.

House and Senate Republicans have introduced legislation that would provide oil and gas companies with legal immunity from climate-related lawsuits and policies.

Presidential pardons issued by Trump have eliminated fines and penalties that would have supported violent crime victim services, according to new reporting.

Veterans reported $419 million in fraud losses in 2024 while lawmakers explore blockchain solutions for military records.

Prince Harry and James Carville separately raised concerns about antisemitism, with both figures calling for clarity in protest messaging.

Louisiana Republicans participate in the state's first closed primary election since 1978, marking a significant change in voting access.

Protesters criticized Governor Mikie Sherrill outside the statehouse over her response to strikes at an immigration detention facility.

Rep. Summer Lee made remarks about higher earners at a Michigan political rally featuring Twitch streamer Hasan Piker.

Democratic strategist James Carville speculated about Trump's resignation while CPAC attendees discussed potential Republican successors.

The Trump administration reversed course to allow foreign physicians to remain in the U.S. despite a broader visa application freeze.

President-elect Donald Trump has selected former WWE executive Linda McMahon to serve as Secretary of Education.

Democratic leaders have accused Texas House candidate Maureen Galindo of antisemitism, highlighting tensions within the party over Israel-related issues.

Prime Minister admits No 10 asked about Foreign Office position for Matthew Doyle, who later became Labour peer but was suspended over personal associations.
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