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The most recent Supreme Court term came to a close with monumental decisions in several cases.

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The anti-gender movement was a subject of discussion at the 70th session of the United Nations (UN) Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). 

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On February 12, 2026, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reversed its 2009 Endangerment Fi

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Throughout the first year of the 119th Congress, the League of Women Voters did advocacy work around legislation with significant implications for both our democracy and the people within it.

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One could easily assume that if someone is adopted by US citizens, they would automatically become a citizen, too.

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This past summer, voting rights advocates waited on the edge of their seats for the US Supreme Court’s decision in its most significant election law case of the October 2024 term,

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We hear a lot about the US Supreme Court — its rulings on important cases, the justice appointment process, and ethical issues — but what about the many state supreme courts? All 50 states (plus Washington, DC, and Puerto Rico) have one.

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How far can a president go in using military force on US soil?

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Nearly 15% of people living in the United States are immigrants; if our nation’s story is a quilt, the immigrant community’s diverse

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If you’ve been keeping up with the news, you’re probably aware of the recent attacks on “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” (DEI) policies. But what is DEI, how does it really impact us and our democracy?

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