President Biden enters the Cross Hall of the White House to deliver remarks regarding the Supreme Court overturning of Roe v. Wade on Friday. (Demetrius Freeman/The Post)
A growing number of Democrats are voicing anger at what they see as the passivity of President Biden and other party leaders in the face of hard-hitting GOP tactics on abortion and other issues.
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Police investigate where dozens of people were found dead in a truck in San Antonio on Monday. (AP)
The truck was found by agents from Homeland Security Investigations, a branch of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement that specializes in human trafficking cases. Rescuers pulled 16 other people from the vehicle, authorities said.
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BriTanya Bays cuts the ribbon Feb. 18 during a reopening ceremony for the licensed child-care business she runs out of her home in Stamford, Tex. (Bonnie Jo Mount/The Post)
States have gotten millions of dollars in federal aid for child care, the first major infusion in decades. But only a handful are using it to address issues in the day-care industry.
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Rescuers work to put out a fire at a shopping mall hit by a Russian missile. (Handout/Reuters)
The attack on the mall in Kremenchuk is part of a recent escalation that has seen Russian missiles pounding Ukrainian cities.
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The John E. Amos coal-fired power plant. (Stacy Kranitz for The Post)
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Utah is one of 13 states in the country with “trigger bans” that were designed to prohibit abortion if Roe were to fall.
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An NFT featuring a screen shot of the Roe critic was sold in an auction — with the money going to Planned Parenthood and other groups.
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Robert Adams, “Tract House, Longmont, Colorado,” 1973. (Collection of Frish Brandt and August Fischer/Courtesy of Fraenkel Gallery)
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