June 21, 2023 Federal court delivers major blow to Biden's radical equity agenda Judge Mark Pittman, a Trump-appointee based in Texas, delivered a remedial lesson in civics to the Biden administration: "The Constitution demands equal treatment under law."
June 20, 2023 Judge rules Arkansas law banning transgender procedures for minors is unconstitutional A federal judge permanently blocked an Arkansas law this week that banned transgender procedures for minors, saying it violated the due process and equal protection rights for patients.
June 20, 2023 Trey Gowdy: Either the investigation on Hunter Biden is ongoing or it's not Former House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy says Hunter Biden’s prosecutors owe Congress an explanation and asserts they ‘can’t not cooperate with a federal investigation.’
June 20, 2023 3 men convicted in US trial that scrutinized China's 'Operation Fox Hunt' repatriation campaign A court convicted three men of various charges Tuesday, showcasing U.S. claims that China has engineered pressure campaigns to bully expatriates into returning home.
June 18, 2023 California man sentenced to 1 year probation for groping women on cross-country flight A California man accused of groping two women on a cross-country flight pleaded guilty in March and was sentenced on June 15 to a year of probation.
June 18, 2023 Sketch artist responds after critics rebuff him for portraying Trump as 'too young,' 'good looking' Sketch artist William J. Hennessy Jr. responded to criticisms he portrayed former President Donald Trump as younger and more fit than reality during his arraignment in Miami.
June 15, 2023 Man takes own life after receiving ‘heinous’ texts from ex-girlfriend Criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos and former criminal defense attorney Bob Bianchi unpack the texts Kevin Metzger received from his ex-girlfriend before taking his life and debate whether a criminal case can be built on ‘America Reports.’
June 15, 2023 Federal judge blocks Seattle police from enforcing graffiti ban A federal court has ruled that Seattle must temporarily halt its enforcement of property crimes related to graffiti due to the ordinance's vague parameters.
June 15, 2023 Supreme Court upholds law designed to keep Native American children connected to Native families The Indian Child Welfare Act was upheld by the Supreme Court despite challenges from several states and families looking to adopt Native American children.
June 13, 2023 PHOTOS: Trump pleads not guilty on federal charges in Miami; supporters, opponents gather outside Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday pleaded not guilty in a Miami courthouse amid a chaotic scene outside the court where supporters and protesters gathered.
