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1 day ago | msnbc.com | Mary Ziegler

In a major move on abortion policy, the Trump administration just withdrew Biden-era guidance on emergency abortions. The guidance had interpreted the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA) as requiring access to abortion in certain medical emergencies, even in places where abortion is a crime. The revocation by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid is unlikely to help hospitals and doctors who were already unsure how EMTALA would be interpreted or enforced.

1 day ago | msnbc.com | Allison Detzel

Michelle Obama is speaking out about her daughter Malia Obama's decision to drop her last name in professional projects. The former first lady told the "Sibling Revelry" podcast that she and her husband, Barack Obama, respect that their daughter is "trying to make her way."Michelle Obama addressed her eldest daughter's decision during a Monday episode of the podcast, hosted by siblings and actors Oliver and Kate Hudson. Michelle Obama's brother, Craig Robinson, was also a guest.

1 day ago | msnbc.com | Chris Hayes |Allison Detzel

This is an adapted excerpt from the June 4 episode of “All In with Chris Hayes.”There’s a civil war brewing in the Republican Party and it’s threatening the centerpiece of Donald Trump’s legislative agenda: his one big, beautiful, disgusting abomination of a bill, which the Congressional Budget Office says will add almost $2.5 trillion to the deficit, while depriving more than 11 million Americans of health care coverage in the next decade.

1 day ago | msnbc.com | Zeeshan Aleem

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., has endorsed democratic socialist assemblyman Zohran Mamdani for mayor of New York City. It could give Mamdani a significant boost as he strives to topple former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo from the top of the polls in the final two weeks of the race. This is a crucial endorsement for Mamdani.

2 days ago | msnbc.com | Lisa Rubin

On Wednesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee held its first judicial nominations hearing of President Donald Trump’s second term. They heard from Trump’s first batch of potential federal judges since he returned to the White House: four nominees to Missouri federal district courts and a nominee to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit, the federal appeals court for Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee. The 6th Circuit nominee, Whitney Hermandorfer, is impressively credentialed.