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Media March 25

EEOC finds Planned Parenthood segregated employees by race; Illinois affiliate agrees to $500K settlement

The EEOC found Planned Parenthood of Illinois violated Title VII, ordering a $500,000 payment after finding racial discrimination against White employees.

Media March 25

University of Oregon to offer abortion pills on campus this fall after student pressure campaign

The University of Oregon will offer mifepristone and misoprostol to students this fall after a campaign by groups, including UO Students for Choice.

Homeland Security March 25

Democrats demand subpoena for Lewandowski over controversial $220M DHS ad campaign

Democrats urged Jim Jordan to subpoena Corey Lewandowski over his alleged role in a $220 million DHS ad campaign that critics say bypassed competitive bidding.

Immigration March 25

Alito blasts lawyer's word-salad blurring asylum law

Supreme Court Justice Alito challenges whether migrants stopped at the border have “arrived" in the U.S., a question that could reshape asylum eligibility.

Abortion March 24

Judge grants $1 murder bond for Georgia woman accused of using pills to induce second-trimester abortion

A Georgia judge granted a $1 murder bond for a woman accused of using pills to end a pregnancy at approximately five months gestation, calling the charge "extremely problematic."

Mikie Sherrill March 24

NJ Gov. Sherrill attends mosque led by Imam once accused of Hamas ties in deportation case

NJ Gov. Mikie Sherrill attended a Ramadan event at a Paterson mosque led by Imam Mohammad Qatanani, who allegedly has ties to Hamas and fought deportation for years.

Minnesota March 24

Minnesota sues Trump admin to access evidence in federal shootings, including Alex Pretti, Renee Good cases

Minnesota AG Keith Ellison and local officials are suing the Trump administration, naming Pam Bondi and Kristi Noem in a battle over "Metro Surge" shooting evidence.

Federal Judges March 24

Biden-appointed judge rejects Trump HHS declaration on transgender treatments for kids

A federal judge ruled RFK Jr. exceeded his authority with an HHS declaration claiming gender-affirming care for minors is unsafe, granting relief.

Philadelphia March 24

Kermit Gosnell, found guilty of murdering infants at Philadelphia abortion clinic, is dead at 85

Kermit Gosnell, convicted of murdering three babies born alive at his Philadelphia abortion clinic, has died at 85 while serving multiple life sentences.

Supreme Court March 24

DOJ accuses courts of undercutting executive power in high-stakes Supreme Court border case

The DOJ will argue that lower courts are undermining the federal government’s ability to manage the southern border in a closely watched Supreme Court case about how migrants make asylum claims.