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Prices are up 2.4% from last year.

Lawler backed Trump’s agenda 100% of the time last year.

Lujan’s Y&L Consulting helps IT companies hire offshore talent.

Republicans are campaigning on cutting costs, but some of their biggest donors are responsible for rising prices.

Democratic state Sen. Kent Smith says Husted has “always been an advocate for FirstEnergy.”

The SAVE Act could jeopardize ballot access for more than 21 million legal voters. Collins wants it to become law.

Steel and lumber costs are up 20% from last year.

The Republican congressperson said deductibles and copays require consumers to have “some skin in the game,” and that it may push them to exercise more or quit smoking.

The average cost for a dozen roses is $90.50.

Whatley cited health care fraud as a reason to cut Medicaid.

“I want the ACA gone,” Nunn said.

Ibrar Nadeem boasted about rejecting campaign donations from Jewish people.

This Iowa mother of four was heartbroken when her fetus received a fatal diagnosis. Then the pregnancy threatened her life, too.

The increases come as many Ohioans are already struggling with health care costs.

Evans is the Republican congressman in Colorado’s eighth district

Putnam County Legislator Erin Crowley worked for Lawler when she allegedly tried to provoke protestors into being unruly.

A Houston mom knew she needed to stay alive for her teenage son. But not one of 90 doctors she saw was willing to save her life by ending her dangerous pregnancy.

Issa voted 17 times to abolish the ACA.

Millions of Americans are expected to drop health insurance because of increased costs.

Republican lawmakers want Wisconsin women who have medication abortions at home to collect blood and fetal remains in fluorescent orange biohazard containers called “catch kits.”

Husted made the remark while advocating for stricter work requirements for SNAP recipients.

The cap is supported by President Donald Trump and Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

The CBO warns 100,000 Americans could become uninsured under the proposal.

This would force women into aggressive surgeries or hours of unnecessary labor instead of their doctors utilizing standard and safe D&C (dilation and curettage) or D&E (dilation and evacuation) procedures.

Plus a new campaign ad out of Pennsylvania.

Roys is one of several Democrats running for Wisconsin governor in 2026.

Garrity previously celebrated the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade.

Electric bills have gone up by 13% since Donald Trump returned to the White House

Nearly a half million Michiganders will pay higher insurance premiums in 2026.

Chrysa Ostenso of Ladysmith, WI says her health insurance premiums are expected to jump by $1,500 a month.

Mary (not her real name) tells her story to Bonnie Fuller for COURIER Texas.

DOGE axed an $8.4 million initiative to help homeless children in Nevada.

Billionaires Michael and Susan Dell gave Donald Trump a $6 billion gift.

Major retailers, including Walmart and Home Depot, say that Trump’s tariff policy is forcing them to raise prices.

Election day is Dec. 2.

Lawler has turned to MAGA extremists and Obamacare opponents for help with his reelection bid.

The defeat of Ohio's Issue 1 is a blow to efforts by conservatives who want to raise barriers to passing ballot measures that would establish a right to abortion.

The initiative was launched partially in response to misinformation and disinformation targeting women candidates and officials.

A case out of Nebraska involving a mother and her teenage daughter could offer a preview of how digital footprints could be used to enforce abortion laws.

The law requires certain employers to offer 'reasonable accommodations' to employees in the workplace for medical conditions related to the entire period from pregnancy to postpartum recovery.

If the FDA approval for mifepristone is blocked, some abortion care providers across the country may have to stop offering medication abortion altogether.

Only half of more than 2,500 survey participants reported they were able to pay their monthly bills in full.

A proposal to codify protections from discrimination on the basis of sex and gender identity in federal law previously stalled in the House.

The Equal Rights Amendment has met the requirements to be added to the Constitution, yet it remains unadopted.

The April 4 election will determine the ideological balance of a court that could soon hear challenges to the state’s 1849 abortion ban.

The report reflects marginal gains in representation for women and some communities of color.

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

The group is backing liberal Judge Janet Protasiewicz in a technically nonpartisan election with major implications for abortion access in the state.

Patients who are miscarrying face so much ‘chaos and fear’ as states tighten abortion restrictions, Sen. Mazie Hirono said in urging Danco Laboratories to petition the FDA for the change.

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

Anti-abortion activists celebrated the end of Roe last year. Ahead of its anniversary, they’re setting their sights on federal restrictions.

For LGBTQ+ couples in southern states, love and their community support systems have anchored them in states without marriage equality safeguards.

The attacks on a body image book speak to the heightened state of anti-LGBTQ+ hate and the unique cultural position that the American Girl brand holds.

Muslim women have been leading their communities for years. After the midterms, they’re set to lead in elected office and are fighting to create an America where everyone belongs.

Eight Democrat and four Republican Latinas are already projected to win seats in the House.