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WASHINGTON — For the second time in four months, Senate Democrats forced a vote on the Right To IVF Act, only to be blocked by Republicans who called it unnecessary and politically motivated as ...

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On Tuesday, Senate Democrats brought the Right to IVF Act to a second vote, just 3 months after Republicans in the chamber first shot it down. The bill aims to make it a nationwide right to both ...

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Speaker Mike Johnson has set up a Wednesday vote on a six-month GOP government funding plan that is expected to fail, as the Louisiana Republican is under pressure to show the bill cannot pass ...

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Senate Democrats pushed the vote to put Republicans on the record. The Senate on Tuesday failed for a second time to advance an in vitro fertilization (IVF) protection bill by a vote of 51-44.

Ohio Senator and GOP vice presidential candidate JD Vance missed a Tuesday vote in the Senate to advance a bill that would federally protect access to in vitro fertilization (IVF). Republicans ...

On Tuesday, Senate Republicans provided even more evidence of Trump’s lie, by voting—again—to block a floor vote on a bill that would protect IVF access nationwide. Introduced by Sen.

Former President Donald Trump wants your vote, and he's reaching out to everyone, including crypto bros. The Republican nominee sat for a 30-minute interview on the "state of crypto" on Monday.