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The Obama administration kept a visitor log for the White House, a practice that ended when President Donald Trump took office. In an effort to put that back into place, Democrats recently introduced the Making Access Records Available to Lead Americ → Read More
On Friday, House Republicans backed down on their much-touted repeal and replace plan for the Affordable Care Act, when they pulled the bill from the floor. The move is seen as a massive embarrassment for House leadership and the president, who faile → Read More
Leah Juliett was a victim of revenge porn before it even had a name. When she was 15, nude photos of her breasts leaked online—a classmate's retaliation for not sending photos of her genitals. Now, five years later, Juliett is fighting back against r → Read More
Despite seven years of promises that congressional Republicans could repeal and replace Obamacare, House GOP pulled the health care replacement bill from the floor on Friday afternoon. On Wednesday, White House press secretary Sean Spicer laid out th → Read More
No, not that one right there, just trust me and keep reading, OK? It's totally worth it. America's former first couple has been keeping a relatively low profile since they left the White House in January. But after returning from a prolonged family t → Read More
Shortly after the election, President Donald Trump told federal prosecutor Preet Bharara he could remain in his post. But Bharara was fired on Saturday after he refused to honor the Attorney General Jeff Sessions request to submit his resignation ear → Read More
As people celebrated women around the world on March 8, Iceland put its money where its mouth is. Iceland became the first country to require businesses to prove that they provide equal pay for women on Wednesday. Happy International Women's Day, ind → Read More
After the tumultuous 2016 election, this country feels particularly divided. Political conversations — at least with people who don't share your ideology — can sometimes be hard to entertain without running the real risk of getting in a fight. Howeve → Read More
President Donald Trump is expected to make goo on one of his most controversial campaign promises on Thursday. According to a draft of an executive order obtained by the New York Times, Trump will take action to indefinitely ban Syrian refugees from → Read More
In a series of tweets on Friday evening, the account WikiLeaks Task Force, which is affiliated with WikiLeaks, weighed the idea of creating an online database of verified Twitter accounts that would, according to the original tweet, collect "family/ → Read More
A declassified joint intelligence report released on Friday by the NSA, CIA, and FBI concluded in shocking detail that Russia's President Vladimir Putin directly ordered a campaign to influence the U.S. elections. It's stunning evidence that Russia a → Read More
It was an eventful year for the U.S. Supreme Court. In February, Justice Antonin Scalia died suddenly, leaving a seat which remains vacant and immediately launching a politicized discussion of who could possibly take his place when the winner of the → Read More
Pissing the internet off since I started interneting. I like to write about my favorite things: politics, feminism, tacos and Texas. → Read More
Donald Trump has been championing the downfall of political correctness by being, er, very un-PC throughout his campaign. And the latest charge in his crusade to free America of being considerate, thoughtful humans was attacking Fox News host Megyn K → Read More
According to law enforcement officials on Friday, Dylann Roof confessed to killing nine people in a church in Charleston, South Carolina. One of the law enforcement officials said that Roof claimed to investigators that he waged a mass shooting in one of the nation’s oldest historically black → Read More
Twitter had a lot to say about the president of the Spokane chapter of the NCAAP, who allegedly spent years posing as a black women when, in fact, her biological parents were both white. It’s a really baffling story with a trail of social media evidence that Internet sleuths are unearthing. But → Read More
Kansas City burrito bowl lovers will be the lucky bastards that get to sample Chipotle’s new test ingredient — chorizo, delicious and magical Mexican-style sausage. Beginning Tuesday, Kansas City’s 33 Chipotle locations will be rolling out the new ingredient, and let’s hope it tests well. → Read More
A new report shines a light on an often overlooked aspect of race and law enforcement. #SayHerName shares stories of black women and police brutality, focusing on those killed by officers and facing gender-specific abuses such as sexual assault. In the wake of a recent surge of awareness of police → Read More
On Friday, April 10, advocates from around the world gathered in Washington, D.C. for Population Connection’s Capitol Hill Days, an annual advocacy event that focuses on training reproductive rights activists. An estimated 200 people gathered at the Fairfax Hotel for four days of interactive → Read More
Fact: One in three women will obtain an abortion in her lifetime. Fact: Abortion has been proven as an undoubtedly safe medical procedure. Fact: Much of the legislation aimed at abortion goes way beyond necessary precautions needed to ensure women’s safety. So why, in 2015, among all of → Read More