Between overwhelming support of voters, an appeal by the Michigan Legislature, and a signature from the governor, an abortion law on the books since 1931 has been struck down for good.

Indiana’s law mandates trans youth stop receiving medication before 2024. Idaho’s law makes providing gender-affirming health care a felony.

The bill would make it a felony to transport a minor to obtain an abortion or even to a post office to pick up abortion medication.

This year’s election could determine the fate of historic gun safety legislation Virginia Democrats enacted between 2020 and 2021.

‘Going through the wrong puberty, every day your body is a little bit farther from what feels like you,’ one trans teenager said. ‘And eventually, you don’t even recognize yourself in the mirror.’

The Republican governor opposed the law that Gevo, Inc., credits for supporting its production of sustainable aviation fuel.

‘I am truly without words. And our children deserve better,’ first lady Jill Biden said.

Alabama, Arkansas, and Missouri are some of the other states where restrictions on expression related to sexual orientation or gender may affect education.

State lawmakers could override Gov. Andy Beshear’s veto of the bill banning discussion of gender identity and sexual orientation in schools next week.

As Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis pushes to expand anti-LGBTQ policies, the lawmaker behind key anti-LGBTQ legislation is facing decades behind bars for wire fraud and money laundering.

Legal abortions in the state will only be conducted in hospitals for emergencies and victims of sexual crimes starting in 2024.

Despite having a Republican majority in the House his entire time as a member of Congress, very few of the bills and resolutions he sponsored eventually passed.

Four states — California, Kentucky, Michigan, Vermont — voted in favor of abortion rights in November 2022, joining voters in Kansas that did the same in August.

The state Legislature should serve all Wisconsinites by supporting key programs in Gov. Tony Evers’ proposed budget.

After winning back control of the Legislature for the first time in 40 years, the Democratic majority is passing a host of progressive bills.

Wisconsin is one of just 11 states that haven’t expanded health care coverage to low-income Americans under the Affordable Care Act.

The federal government has repeatedly warned the multilevel marketing company over representatives’ claims that its products help stop COVID-19, Ebola, and other illnesses.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron called the Pregnancy Help Center, which seeks to convince pregnant people not to get abortions, ‘an amazing resource.’

Democrat Jennifer McClellan will be the state’s first Black congresswoman.

Republicans had falsely accused Evers of ‘coddling criminals.’

Republicans in Wisconsin have tried to enact several voter suppression policies in recent years.

Republican lawmakers want to cut taxes for the rich, ban books from schools, and pass anti-abortion legislation.

Of the respondents, 17% have already taken steps to leave Florida, and 11% have considered transferring their children to other schools.

The fight for fair maps is about unlocking democracy for all Wisconsinites.

The plant will provide ‘generational opportunities’ for west Michigan and ‘make sure that production lines aren’t stalled by global shocks or shipping delays,’ said Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

At least six of the 100 law enforcement officers who endorsed Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron in December have been accused of wrongdoing, including sexual harassment, retaliation, and jail deaths.

The Republican New Hampshire governor has just launched a national fundraising committee, a possible step toward a 2024 presidential run.

Wisconsin Democrats have vowed to continue viewing April’s judicial contest as a ‘de-facto referendum’ on abortion rights.

Leon Benjamin has said COVID-19 vaccines contain ‘satanic’ properties and the pandemic was manufactured by ‘elites’ to create a ‘new world order.’

Two liberal and two conservative candidates are vying for the one spot on Wisconsin’s top court that could have significant impact on the state for decades to come.