What You Need To Know About The Supreme Court’s New Abortion Rights Case
The court, which now has a solid majority of conservative justices, could decide to wipe out abortion access in nearly half of U.S. states.
The court, which now has a solid majority of conservative justices, could decide to wipe out abortion access in nearly half of U.S. states.
Following a shocking NBC News report last week that a number of unaccompanied migrant children were stranded in vans overnight—one child reportedly for several days—while waiting to be transferred to sponsors, Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra has pledged an investigation into the allegations, The Washington Post reports.
“This is completely unacceptable,” Becerra said in the report.
The changes include creating a clear reporting chain from the new director of the agency’s vaccine task force up to Rochelle Walensky.
A majority of Democrats in the Senate recently urged the president to call for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.
Although it has long been tradition for presidents to make their tax returns public, former President Donald Trump refused to do so.
The president has refused to echo the international community’s push for a cease-fire in Gaza, where hundreds of people, mostly Palestinians, have been killed.
She emphasized that we should not provide financial support or allow her to move back in, even if she later asks.
Her decision reportedly comes after clashes with agency director Rochelle Walensky.
And that’s not the only reason their push to get people back to work is premature.
The White House did not announce where the doses will be shipped.
A dissenting voice of the right-wing network warned Republicans of their “losing bet” on the disgraced former president.
Now I don’t want it to end.
The court’s new conservative majority will have an opportunity to reconsider the landmark decision legalizing abortion nationwide.
We speak with Palestinian reporter Youmna al-Sayed, who was among the journalists who had to flee for their lives when Israel bombed and leveled a 12-story Gaza building that housed the offices of media organizations including the Associated Press and Al Jazeera. Israel has claimed, without evidence, that the building was being used by Hamas operatives, but al-Sayed says it’s part of a pattern of Israeli attacks on media. “This is no coincidence,” she says.
Matthias Schmale, director of UNRWA operations in Gaza, says civilians in the besieged territory are facing “terror from the skies” amid Israel’s bombardment, which has already killed nearly 200 people. “The price the civilian population is paying for this is unacceptable. This has to stop. This is terror on a civilian population.
Israel’s assault on Gaza has entered its second week, as Israel killed at least 42 Palestinians in Gaza Sunday in the deadliest day so far when it bombarded the besieged area with airstrikes, artillery fire and gunboat shelling. Israel has killed nearly 200 Palestinians, including 58 children and 34 women, and destroyed over 500 homes in Gaza, leaving 40,000 Palestinians homeless. Israel also leveled a 12-story building housing the offices of the Associated Press and Al Jazeera.
Erin McLaughlin, an educator in Pennsylvania, believes that, in school and in life, people should study what others think and why. But in her estimation, many educational institutions that purport to value diversity and inclusion fail to treat viewpoint diversity—which she defines as “the recognition that nobody’s worldview is complete, and that no one marker of identity actually defines the way we see the world around us”—as a vital part of civic education.
Air Force Two is a smaller plane than Air Force One. The exterior is the same light-blue and white, but unlike the commander in chief’s plane, the vice president’s aircraft is open plan—from the back, you can see all the way to the front, where a small office doubles as a bedroom. Kamala Harris spends most of her Air Force Two flights in that office, with the door closed. She doesn’t work the plane, the way Joe Biden or even Mike Pence did.
“It’s a great time to be an American tourist.”Such a statement would have been nonsensical a year ago, when the COVID-19 surge in the United States was so grim that Americans, who are accustomed to traveling most places without issue, were considered personae non gratae across much of the rest of the world.
Parenting advice on in-laws, family size, and sisterhood.
She says I “owe” her, since we’re family.
Checking in on the New York City mayoral race—and the regrettable candidates leading it.
A farcical tale of city planning.
Things are getting weird in the late-pandemic economy.
I want to leave, but he wouldn’t have any income.
The moves came a day after the CDC said it is safe for fully vaccinated people to go maskless in any type of group gathering.
Rochelle Walensky also said vaccinated parents and teachers “may want to continue wearing masks to model behavior” for unvaccinated children.
I don’t want to leave him, but he won’t defend me.
Neel Kashkari of the Minneapolis Fed says things should get better as people overcome fears related to the pandemic.