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May 13

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The lines are drawn in national debate over transgender bathroom access

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The Obama administration’s new directive that all public schools should allow transgender students access to restrooms that correspond with their gender has intensified a nationwide fight over the issue. For more on the reaction to the order and its possible…

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May 12

Obama directs public schools to accommodate transgender students

By Eric Tucker, Associated Press

U.S. to give directive to schools on transgender bathroom access.

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May 12

Federal government won’t hold up funds over NC bathroom law fight

By Associated Press

The Obama administration made clear Thursday it won't withhold money for North Carolina while a legal fight plays out over the state's law on bathroom use by transgender people.

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May 10

Benghazi attack suspect won’t face death penalty, says Justice Department

By Eric Tucker, Associated Press

The Justice Department says it won't seek the death penalty against the suspected Libyan militant charged in the Benghazi attacks that killed a U.S. ambassador and three other Americans.

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May 09

Watch 7:26
NC governor: We need clarity on bathroom law, but not from the executive branch

By PBS News Hour

The fight over North Carolina’s controversial bill to restrict restroom access by biological gender intensified Monday. The state’s governor and legislature filed suit against the federal government, rejecting the Justice Department’s assertion that the law violates transgender people’s civil rights.

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May 09

Justice Department: North Carolina’s LGBT law amounts to ‘state-sponsored discrimination’

By News Desk

The U.S. government filed a lawsuit Monday over a controversial North Carolina law that prevented local governments from passing protections for LGBT individuals and required transgender people to use bathrooms that matched their gender at birth.

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May 05

NC’s federal funds for public colleges in crosshairs of LGBT law

By Gary D. Robertson, Emery P. Dalesio, Associated Press

If the U.S. Justice Department follows through on its enforcement threat, tens of thousands of students could lose around $800 million in federally backed loans.

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May 04

Justice Department says North Carolina’s anti-LGBT law is a Civil Rights Act violation

By Joshua Barajas

The Justice Department warns North Carolina not to implement a law that has been considered the most anti-LGBT law in the United States.

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Apr 28

Watch 7:25
An inside look at the Obama administration’s criminal justice reforms

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Top senators revealed a bipartisan criminal justice reform bill on Thursday that includes changes to sentencing guidelines for some offenders and the creation of reentry programs for newly released prisoners. The move comes as the Obama administration is pushing its…

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Apr 25

Voters given wrong ballots in Arizona primary, poll worker says

By Ryan Van Velzer, Associated Press

PHOENIX — A poll worker who was on duty during Arizona's problematic presidential primary testified Monday that 36 Democratic voters were given incorrect ballots by an electronic machine and 20 other Democrats were listed in the wrong party.

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