Archive
July 2025
Archive
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How temporary cash assistance helps mothers reclaim their lives — and families — after prison
Guaranteed income programs, even for just a few months, can provide the stability for formerly incarcerated parents to rebuild relationships with their children.
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A competitive governor’s race takes shape in Georgia
2026 races to watch: Georgia, once a Republican stronghold, has emerged as a key battleground state in the Trump era.
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Kamala Harris chooses possibility over predictability
Analysis | After 20 years, Harris’ path forward begins with stepping back — a decision that could write a new playbook for a generation of Black women in politics.
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With Harris out, a crowded field of Democrats vies for governor of California
2026 races to watch: Former Vice President Kamala Harris’ decision not to run has cleared the field for the many prominent Democrats looking to succeed term-limited Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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Kamala Harris announces she will not run for California governor
The former vice president announced Wednesday she won’t be jumping into the crowded field of Democrats vying to succeed term-limited Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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In New York, Hochul’s reelection bid faces primary challenge and GOP pressure
2026 races to watch: Gov. Kathy Hochul is set to face a challenge in the Democratic primary from Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado as GOP Rep. Elise Stefanik also weighs a bid.
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Deb Haaland looks to make history again — this time as governor of New Mexico
2026 races to watch: Haaland made history in 2018 as one of the first two Native American women elected to the House and again in 2021 as the first Native Cabinet secretary.
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Trump-endorsed Republicans set up high-stakes Arizona governor's race
2026 elections to watch: Once a reliably Republican stronghold, Arizona has emerged as a critical battleground state in the Trump era.
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'We have to insert ourselves': For Black women, seeds of wealth start with homeownership
Baltimore-based nonprofit Black Women Build is helping women purchase homes by connecting them to funding, resources, DIY skills and community.
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What a DHS post says about White womanhood and the American empire today
“There’s a deliberate kind of deception being practiced here that is really cynical and really dangerous,” a historian tells the 19th.