11 of the 13 states in the South still have the death penalty on the books despite declining national support.
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A new survey finds that 47 million U.S. adults – nearly 1 in 5 – think that “Joe Biden is an illegitimate president.”
The nine nuclear-dependent nations and their supporters face a future in which they will be increasingly isolated.
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema is rejecting a drug-pricing proposal supported by nearly 90 percent of voters.
Companies benefiting from the buildup of the past 20 years include logistics and construction firms like Kellogg.
Vigilantes urged to sue abortion providers are really “state actors” engaged in unconstitutional conduct, the DOJ says.
India Walton has strong grassroots support, but Byron Brown has consolidated the support of some powerful unions.
“Kelley v. Becerra” could undo Section 2713 of the ACA, which requires insurers to fully cover some preventive services.
Low pay, poor working conditions and emotional burnout put both nurses and patients at risk.
As COVID unemployment benefits expire, it’s clear that they disproportionately helped non-white, low-wage workers.