"She’s burning fat! She’s getting rid of pesky cellulite! She’s definitely making claims about bone density and lean muscle mass! And I don’t really know what’s happening but she’s saying something about lymphatic drainage." @jennifergerson.bsky.social latest for her Menopause newsletter.

“The environment has changed. There’s more and more people with questions,” Kressly said. “We are no longer speaking with one voice with policymakers, and so we are meeting the moment with what families need and deserve in order to make the best decisions for their kids.”

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“The burdens of fracking were so unequally distributed,” she said. “The other bigger picture that people seem to miss when they say, ‘It’s OK to put it somewhere else, just not near me,’ is that you always will preserve a safe place. Sacrifice zones are safe spaces for polluters.”

As patients, families and doctors navigate this care in an increasingly confusing and hostile landscape, what medical groups say matters. But lately, what they’ve had to say — and how politicians interpret it — has only caused more uncertainty.

Bondi is the second Cabinet member to be ousted so far in President Donald Trump’s second term, and both have been women: former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, the face of the administration’s aggressive mass deportation agenda, left her post last month.

As legal battles continue to unfold, the outcome may ultimately hinge not just on the courts but on how much the public is willing to accept religion’s role in public education. @nadrakn.bsky.social reports.

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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson asked, “Are we bringing pregnant women in for depositions?” @candicenorwood.bsky.social reports.

“I started to question a lot of things and to see that, despite having women in ministry, almost all of them were very relegated to rural communities, small churches with very few salaries."

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“We have become practically trapped by four walls,” she said one afternoon, holding her daughter. It’s just the two of them. “Lately, I feel alone.”

Twenty-three states and Washington, D.C., have laws banning conversion therapy for minors.

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Shifting the interpretation of birthright citizenship threatens to significantly expand the number of people living in the country without authorization for generations. An estimated 2.7 million additional people would be unauthorized by 2045.

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​​ “I know Rachel was very scared when she came out about losing her position,” she said. “The whole music ministry program was like, this is who you are, and you’re such a huge part of this community.”

“The weight of that calculation is the same weight for every single survivor in the farm worker industry. They’re not thinking about the movement, but they’re thinking about: ‘Will my family be able to work next year?’ ‘Will I be abandoned in the field?’ ‘Will I be killed?’”

“We’re also hearing a lot of: ‘The Democrats haven’t been where I am, they don’t know what it’s like to be in my shoes.’” @amandabecker.bsky.social reports.

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“This is just one metric of exposure to these pesticides, but it’s concerning because the general population is still exposed to these ingredients,” she said. “The research would have implications for household use and for residues on fruits and vegetables.”

Before the cancellation, Paul mostly deflected questions about the latest controversy during a Wednesday appearance on “Good Morning America.”

A security guard at Southeast Georgia Health System’s St. Marys hospital called local law enforcement to investigate Moore “after ER staff discovered that Moore had attempted to abort the child,” according to the arrest report.

“A lot of women, cishet women, say ‘PrEP is not for us, we’re not part of the LGBTQ+ community.’ That’s not the point. If you’re engaging in sexual activity, you should be aware,” Washington said.

Detention facilities have come under scrutiny from lawyers, medical professionals and immigrant rights activists, who say that many provide inadequate health care — particularly for pregnant, postpartum and nursing people, who are at heightened medical risk.

“If you aren’t the breadwinner, you don’t know how you’re going to feed your family, you don’t know how you’re going to make the rent or mortgage payment. You don’t even know how much you’re going to get,” Hill said. “You’re left with so much uncertainty, it exacerbates the grief you have.”

“People do get taken for visits sometimes, and it depends on the whim of the officers taking care of them, whether or not the people working in the clinic inside the detention center advocate or push for it... It’s not set up for any type of consistency or regularity..."

Since the Chicago-area district is drawn to heavily favor Democrats, Biss is all but destined to win the U.S. House seat in the November midterm elections.

So far the three lawsuits are the only path forward for justice for the thousands, if not millions, of people who have been victimized in this way by Grok.

Here’s what’s currently in the bill, why it’s facing trouble in the Senate despite easily passing in the House, and what could come next.

“If in the future, she can’t get access to birth control, then at least I’ll have myself taken care of, and I’ll be able to take care of her in that way,” he said.

“I broke down three times today,” Modica, 41, said. “I have a disease that will inevitably make me completely disabled, and I can’t afford the treatment because I’m hemorrhaging money to a 20-year-old debt.” @nadrakn.bsky.social's latest for @19thnews.org.

“It was Black women that started the Target boycott, not Jamal Bryant,” Mickens said in a video on Instagram. “[Black women] will say if and when it’s over. And I can tell you right now: That will be the 15th of never ever.”

“The more that we see women run, we’re going to see them run against each other,” Dittmar said. “It serves as a reminder that we have a pool of very qualified Black women that are more than capable of running and winning and serving in these offices.”

“At a certain point in time, you can only go to city council meetings so much, you can only ban so much, but it’s like you’re swimming upstream... I knew that shifting culture is one of the key parts to this whole mess, and that’s what Hollywood does really well, is shape culture.”

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“To me, it’s a time to put on my spiritual warrior outfit and armor,” she said, “and to go deep within the holy Quran, recalibrate, and renew my intentions.”

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Though the SAVE America Act (formerly the SAVE Act) cleared the House in February, the Senate has avoided taking it up for a vote. Now, President Donald Trump has raised a series of demands that won’t make its passage any easier.

“He looked pale, he looked sickly. He looked like a completely different child,” she said. “When I saw that image, my doctor brain turned on. I was like, this kid is sick. He needs medical attention.” @bcrodriguez.bsky.social's latest for @19thnews.org.

“Every single time I was getting online to scroll and maybe see what my friends were up to, or look for new recipes, I was still getting these micro exposures to diet culture, weight loss and dieting content,” Regan said.

While the Democratic lawmaker is far from a supporter of Kennedy, she saw early into the second Trump administration the potential of working with MAHA activists. “It’s kind of a no-brainer in many ways,” she said. “We have a lot in common.” @jkutzie.bsky.social's latest.

Abortion rights may not be the only factor people weigh when choosing where to live. States with abortion restrictions may have cheaper housing, for instance, or offer people a chance to live closer to family. @shefali.bsky.social's latest for @19thnews.org.

“I got out of jail last Tuesday to a message from my pediatrician, saying ‘call me.’ Then, as I’m looking at other messages, I find out that NYU had closed down their youth gender clinic."

Earlier this week, Gonzales had advanced to a May 26 runoff election, and was set to face Brandon Herrera in a rematch of a race Gonzales narrowly won in 2024. On Thursday afternoon, House Speaker Mike Johnson and other GOP leaders called for him to end his 2026 campaign.

The South Dakota Republican centralized herself throughout her tenure. She posed with loaded guns next to immigration enforcement officers. She appeared at briefings decked out in tactical gear. She visited active operations, w constant in-house promotional footage produced along the way.

News of Noem’s removal spread as she was giving a keynote speech to the Sergeants Benevolent Association, and answering specific questions about her department’s work on immigration. It was not clear during the question-and-answer session whether she knew about Trump’s announcement.

The Fair Housing for Survivors Act would amend the Fair Housing Act to expand protections for people who have experienced domestic violence and sexual assault, ensuring they cannot be evicted or denied access to housing on the basis of being survivors of those crimes. 19thnews.org/2026/03/fair...

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace this week introduced a resolution to release all investigative reports into sexual misconduct allegations against members of Congress, saying her colleague is “not the only one” who has faced these claims of inappropriate advances.