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Lawsuits seeking $10,000 or more against anyone in ohio who performs abortions or who, quote, knowingly engages in conduct that aids or abets the performance or inducement of an abortion, including paying for it via insurance. one of the legislation's cosponsors, 26-year-old republican state representative thomas hall, said in a statement that he and powell, the bill's other cosponsor, were the two youngest members of the ohio house, are part of a generation that will end abortion in ohio and across america. the battle over women's reproductive rights heating up is where we start this hour wit...

COVID-19 has underscored the crucial need for pandemic responses to include social protection measures that reach and benefit marginalized populations.

House sitting members of congress maybe possibly implicated in the big planning of january six, those members are still in congress right now, many of them are still out there propagating the lie that the election was, stolen others around the floor of the house of representatives starting fights. like when last meet according to congressman jamie lashing, marjorie taylor greene of georgia, screamed at congressman liz cheney of wyoming, upon the floor vote to hold steve bannon in contempt, there's a lingering question here that what are we doing, here what are we doing about this. yesterday co...

Internet companies from being sued or held liable for content posted by their users. one bill introduced by frank palone would remove that liability if companies knowingly or recklessly use personalized algorithms to use content that causes harm physically or emotionally. the algorithm versus content could be a fraught debate. it has no republican cosponsors as of yet. the other big idea being kicked around is to create more competition in the market place. and the house judiciary committee actually passed a package of antitrust bills earlier this summer with the support of several republicans...

20 past the hour now. now back to capitol hill where this week could be the last chance for democrats to get a voting rights bill through congress. the senate is scheduled to take a procedural vote tomorrow on the freedom to vote act. it's a pared back version of a bill that sets minimum standards for voting, including automatic registration, two weeks of early voting, and making election day a holiday. it seeks to protect election officials from undue interference. with me now to talk about this is alex padilla, one of the sponsors of the freedom to vote act. it's a pleasure to see you. >> go...