US officers at the UN sought to replace mentions of gender with alternative terminology including a biological-essentialist definition of sex.
by Nan Goldin
Outrage 676 of 1000
The FCC announced it would repeal 42-year-old regulations that prevented media conglomerates from growing too powerful.
by Adam Zucker
Outrage 675 of 1000
Trump’s Interior Department planned to open up drilling off FL coast after the November 2020 election.
by Helen Stickler
Outrage 667 of 1000
Trump’s payroll tax order “is undermining Social Security and Medicare".
by Belle Hornblower
Outrage 663 of 1000
The Trump Administration significantly weakened the Endangered Species Act.
by Nate Dorr
Outrage 637 of 1000
The EPA issued the final Affordable Clean Energy Rule, which rolled back power-plant regulations.
by Nate Dorr
Outrage 610 of 1000
The Department of Homeland Security finalized a rule that limits benefits such as food stamps, housing support, and Medicaid to immigrants.
by Purple Puerta Collective
Outrage 591 of 1000
The Senate confirmed Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch. Republicans refused to consider Obama’s nomination of Merrick Garland for eleven months.
by Valery Jung Estabrook
Outrage 582 of 1000
Trump issued an executive order to indefinitely ban Syrian refugees.
by Adriene Jenik
Outrage 572 of 1000
Housing and Urban Development announces new rule allowing single-sex homeless shelters to turn away transgender people.
by Pili Ojos Magnificos
Outrage 568 of 1000
Trump signs executive order halting directive that allowed transgender students to use the school bathrooms corresponding to their gender identities.
by Ryan Amador
Outrage 553 of 1000
The Department of Homeland Security introduced an updated policy that would allow the government to detain migrant families with children indefinitely.
by Scott Méxcal of Purple Puerta Collective
Outrage 551 of 1000
Reporting revealed Trump hired a lawyer who openly supported Russian President Vladimir Putin's anti-LGBTQ law.
by Kate Damon and Maps Glover
Outrage 542 of 1000
Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson said that poverty was “a state of mind".
by Deborah L. Morris
Outrage 541 of 1000
The Trump Administration offered to cut HIV and AIDS research funding under the National Institutes of Health.
by Adriene Jenik
Outrage 540 of 1000
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the Justice Department would renew its contracts with for-profit prisons.
by Steven T. Licardi
Outrage 539 of 1000
Calling houses of worship “essential,” Trump told governors to reopen them, despite the pandemic.
by Belle Hornblower
Outrage 525 of 1000
Trump executive order instructed the Bureau of Land Management to lift a moratorium on new coal mining leases for federal land.
by Adriene Jenik
Outrage 524 of 1000
The Education Department rescinded the Obama-era Title IX guidance on investigating campus sexual assault.
by Amy Cousins
Outrage 523 of 1000
Pelosi and Schumer said Postmaster General DeJoy acknowledged in their meeting with Meadows and Mnuchin that his new policies have caused mail backlogs.
by Belle Hornblower
Outrage 520 of 1000