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Another day, another chance for the Texas senator to shrug off the idea of showing respect for other people.
The bill would entitle mothers and their partners to three days of paid leave after a miscarriage or stillbirth.
"States are not engaging in trying to suppress voters whatsoever," Sen. Mitch McConnell said.
Both liberal and conservative justices believe police should be able to enter a home in limited circumstances.
The "Late Night" host issued a stark reminder of America's "epidemic of gun violence."
The Biden administration had said that past weed consumption would not “automatically” be disqualifying.
Levine was nominated by Biden to serve as assistant secretary for health in the Department of Health and Human Services.
The progressive assemblyman, the son of civil rights activists, has a history of fighting for criminal justice reform.
Bad news articles rained down following the posts.
“In my heart I knew it was wrong,” Leno said after a decade of criticism from an Asian American activist group.
“Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” will dramatize instances where cops gave the serial killer a free pass.
He also said that "tweeting gets you in trouble" and hinted at plans to one day start his own social network.
