Today, the Senate is poised to pass legislation that seeks to protect same-sex marriages in the event that the Supreme Court overturns a landmark 2015 ruling that legalized them nationwide. The push for the bill began after the court overturned Roe v. Wade, sparking fears that it could take away rights beyond abortion. Senate passage would send the bill to the House, where Democrats remain in the majority for the lame-duck session. President Biden has pledged to sign the legislation.
Biden is heading to Bay City, Mich., on Tuesday to tout the growth of manufacturing jobs during his tenure. The visit to a presidential battleground state could presage what voters hear from Biden if he seeks reelection in 2024, as he has said is his intention. read more
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