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Associate Justice Stephen Breyer, whom Jackson will replace, has announced the date of his retirement. The announcement comes days after a flurry of controversial decisions and opinions from the conservative-leaning Court that will be joined by a Black woman for the first time ever.

Calling the permitless carry law Kemp signed "criminal carry," Team Abrams wants to send the message that the current governor is unfit to keep citizens safe. 

Massachusetts candidate Rayla Campbell's comments about oral sex and children were "inappropriate," not her overall message, Republican Geoff Diehl said.

Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidate David Perdue said Stacey Abrams is "demeaning her own race" and should "go back where she came from."

Concerned voters should ask Beasley about the facts related to her record, not narratives that seek to distort her tenure.

"This runaway Supreme Court majority and Clarence Thomas are trying to abuse and bully the American people," Jeffries said.

Abortion restrictions and limited access to obstetrical and gynecological care in many counties exacerbate maternal health outcomes for many across the country.

Now-former Principal Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has been promoted to White House Press Secretary and will take over in a few weeks when Jen Psaki leaves, Biden announced. Jean-Pierre now becomes the first-ever White House press secretary who is Black.

Supporting the work of abortion funds and reproductive justice organizations is paramount.

The May 3 primary election marks the beginning of a series of major races across the country.