What we know about the U.S.-Iran ceasefire — and what could unravel it
Trump announced the two-week pause just before the deadline he set to wipe out the entire Iranian civilization. But very little seems to have been settled.
The Supreme Court’s conversion therapy ruling opens the floodgates for new horrors
As a survivor of conversion therapy, author Garrard Conley fears for those who just lost protection against the outdated practice.
DOJ investigating Biden-era prosecutions of anti-abortion protesters, draft report shows
The report, reviewed by MS NOW, seeks to justify the president’s pardons of two dozen abortion opponents the DOJ alleges were “targeted” for their religious views.
In fight over voter data, Arizona officials denounce Republican’s call for DOJ probe
Arizona Democrats questioned whether the Republican state Senate president gave sensitive voter data to the administration, so he has sicced the feds on them.
Former Sen. Jon Tester: On Georgia win, GOP should consider this before celebrating
The Montana Democrat told MS NOW’s Stephanie Ruhle he would be “very worried” if he were “on the Republican side of the aisle.”
Todd Blanche’s first press conference reveals DOJ’s new primary client: Trump
The acting attorney general also suggested the mass departures of career prosecutors involved in Trump investigations were not political, but ethically necessary.
After ICE admits to violations at Camp East Montana, a Democrat wants answers
Rep. Gabe Vasquez spoke out Monday after an internal report found more than four dozen violations of the agency’s standards at one of its deadliest immigrant lockups.
Wisconsin voters deal blow to Trump’s data center dreams
Voters in the Milwaukee suburb of Port Washington overwhelmingly backed a measure that could inspire other communities to act against the controversial centers.
Why Democrats were relieved to see Trump’s endorsement in a key gubernatorial race
California Democrats were worried about being locked out of this year’s gubernatorial race — until the president inadvertently did them a favor.
