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The kids at the white house. 8-year-old riley, the son of edward lawrence. >> im riley. do you think the president will ever make -- >> i hope not. i hope not. so look, were in a different place than we were as you guys all know. >> im biased on this one but thought it was a great question. there wont be a white house press briefing today. >> dana: hats off to riley. thank you so much. >> bill: a few things to talk about with a member of the progressive caucus ro khanna, democrat from california...

A bill seeking to explicitly ban caste discrimination in California has been unanimously passed by the state's Senate Judiciary Committee.

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As other Democrats level criticism at Israel’s judicial overhaul plan, the House minority leader is doubling down on his relationship with the Jewish…

If passed, the bill could make Americas most populous state also the countrys first to make caste bias illegal

Major Indian businesses and temples issued a joint statement opposing the proposed California Caste Bill SB 403.

If passed, the bill could make Americas most populous state also the countrys first to make caste bias illegal by adding it as a protected category in the states anti-discrimination laws.

All across the city, smaller landlords are on the ropes, their life savings tied up in buildings that cost all (or more!) of the rental income to maintain. Hundreds are deeply under water.

General election. and that they are open to new perspectives. i will say on biden though there is this prevailing sentiment, a washington thing, that the left will sort of just get in line. i would say, lets slow the brakes on that. because i speak to progressive voters all the time. and they are frustrated with quite a bit of what has gone on. you are not going to hear, i was on a call with a progressive caucus chair a few weeks ago she held with reporters and she said we dont telegraph, always...

The outcry against reports of possible rent hikes for rent-stabilized apartments has been swift despite no such action taking place -- as of yet.