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The Amendment: The Truth Behind Project 2025 with Rachel Leingang
In this episode of The Amendment, Rachel Leingang from The Guardian walks us through Project 2025 and how it's “the meat on the bones” for conservative causes nationwide.
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A Biden rule on heat safety at work could take years — but if you're pregnant, you're already protected
New regulations likely won’t be implemented until 2026, but the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act already covers some employees.
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White women victims are at the center of RNC anti-immigrant message
They invoked the deaths of women including Laken Riley and Rachel Morin, whose family spoke on the second night of the convention.
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Motherhood, menopause and MAGA: Kari Lake’s appeal at the RNC
The Arizona Senate candidate, a prominent election denier, is the only woman and mother nominated by the GOP in a competitive Senate race.
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JD Vance says media twisted remarks on abortion and domestic violence. We looked closer.
Trump's vice presidential nominee accused the media of twisting controversial comments about violent marriages and abortion exemptions. We took a closer look at four of his claims.
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The 19th Explains: What you need to know about Project 2025
A 920-page policy blueprint contains the Heritage Foundation’s vision for a second Trump administration — with impacts on women, LGBTQ+ rights, families, education and the workforce.
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Why is Amber Rose speaking at the Republican National Convention?
The GOP tapped Rose, the television personality who has consistently expressed her support for former President Donald Trump since May.
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Why the tone our elected officials take now matters, extremism experts say
In the wake of the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, researchers are paying attention to the words from politicians from both parties take as Republicans gather for their nominating convention.
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The GOP has a problem with women voters — and two men on the presidential ticket
It’s not clear a running mate has the ability to sway lots of voters, but Trump’s pick of Ohio Sen. JD Vance raises questions about the role of women leaders in the Republican Party.
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JD Vance, Trump’s VP pick, has opposed abortion and LGBTQ+ rights
The first-term senator from Ohio has also taken particular aim at prominent Democrats who do not have children, arguing that political leaders should have a stake in the country’s future through their children.