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Reps. Boebert and Burlison introduce a bill aimed at abolishing the ATF to protect Second Amendment rights.
A new study shows that gender-affirming care for trans teens is rarely used, shedding light on the ongoing debates over access and legislative restrictions.
As Biden prepares to leave office, he could grant clemency to Leonard Peltier, addressing decades of injustice for Native Americans.
Jimmy Carter reshaped U.S. foreign policy by prioritizing human rights and democracy, leaving a lasting legacy on diplomacy.
Despite conservative backlash, more U.S. companies are enhancing LGBTQ+ employee benefits and protections, according to a new report.
The Biden administration has eased sanctions on Syria, facilitating reconstruction efforts post-Assad's ousting.
Dartmouth basketball players withdraw union petition as political dynamics shift; the future of college athlete rights remains uncertain.
The US is probing Tesla over crashes linked to remote vehicle control, expanding previous investigations into autonomous driving technology.
A Pittsburgh couple has been sentenced for injuries caused during a campus protest involving homemade explosives.
Lebanon's cabinet has approved the extradition of Egyptian activist Abdul Rahman al-Qaradawi to the UAE, raising significant human rights concerns.
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