Individual Rights

VIDEO 4 days ago

SCOTUS debates nationwide injunctions against Trump's order on birthright citizenship

Fox News chief legal correspondent Shannon Bream breaks down the Supreme Court's oral arguments over birthright citizenship and nationwide injunctions on 'Special Report.'

Massachusetts April 30

Blue city's Democratic committee prints thousands of 'red cards' urging immigrants to know their rights

A Boston-area Democratic committee is purchasing some 8,000 cards designed to remind immigrants of their constitutional rights if approached by ICE.

VIDEO April 30

Grammy winner warns his native Britain has a real 'free speech crisis'

Former Mumford & Sons banjoist Winston Marshall explains why he asked the White House about granting UK citizens political asylum in the US on 'The Will Cain Show.'

VIDEO April 29

None of us has the right to prevent ICE agents from doing their job, says ex-SCOTUS law clerk

Former Justice Thomas law clerk John Yoo weighs in on a Wisconsin judge still getting paid, despite being arrested for allegedly obstructing an ICE arrest on 'America Reports.'

VIDEO April 26

Former prosecutor shows how due process, appeals can 'drag' cases through 'muck'

Former federal prosecutor and former Trump attorney Jim Trusty discusses how due process can be used with the intent of drawing out and appealing cases to slow them down on 'Life, Liberty & Levin.'

VIDEO April 2

This Colorado bill is a 'heartbreaking situation': Dr. Drew Pinsky

Dr. Drew Pinsky weighs in on a 'delusional' California ballot measure and a 'heartbreaking' Colorado bill on 'Hannity.'

VIDEO March 31

Ben Shapiro calls out courts 'undermining democracy'

 'The Ben Shapiro Show' host breaks down global cases of the 'deep state' interfering with democracy on 'The Will Cain Show.'

VIDEO March 31

Will Cain: Conservative voices are silenced here and abroad

Fox News host Will Cain dives into the courts around the globe that are going after conservative leaders on 'The Will Cain Show.'

VIDEO March 27

Trump's election integrity order has 'no discriminatory intent,' says law professor

Former Justice Thomas law clerk John Yoo defends President Donald Trump's executive order requiring proof of citizenship to vote on 'America Reports.'

Second Amendment March 26

NRA legislative expert says gun rights could see 'most monumental' win in Congress since 2005

Two major gun rights bills are currently advancing their way through Congress, including legislation seeking to create nationwide reciprocity for concealed carry permits, something the NRA says would be the "most monumental" win for Second Amendment rights in over 20 years.

VIDEO March 25

Hostages' families sue Columbia University protesters

Fox News correspondent Alexis McAdams breaks down the lawsuits surrounding Columbia University protesters on 'Special Report.'

Maine March 6

Maine GOP urges Dems to repeal transgender athlete policy following federal Title IX violation finding

Republican state lawmakers in Maine fear the state will lose hundreds of millions in federal education funding due to recent Title IX violation tied to trans sports participation.

Second Amendment March 2

Debate over whether to ban handgun sales to teens could soon head to the Supreme Court

Competing rulings from federal court jurisdictions could tee up the Supreme Court to make its own ruling on whether young people under 21 can legally purchase handguns, something that has been illegal at the federal level for many decades.

Antisemitism Exposed February 6

Civil rights officials probe four US medical schools over antisemitism at 2024 commencement ceremonies

The Office of Civil Rights within the Department of Health and Human Services announced investigations into four medical schools over alleged antisemitic incidents during their 2024 commencement ceremonies.

Politics December 8

Nearly all Fortune 500 companies still maintain corporate DEI commitments: report

Almost every single Fortune 500 company continues to maintain some form of DEI commitment, a new report shows, even though many companies have opted to drop them amid public pressure.

Education November 20

Biden admin warns AI in schools may exhibit racial bias, anti-trans discrimination and trigger investigations

The Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights released presidentially-mandated guidance on Tuesday laying out how the use of artificial intelligence can be discriminatory toward minorities and transgender individuals, potentially opening up schools to federal civil rights investigations.

PERSONAL FREEDOMS November 7

ACLU vows to oppose Trump policies on LGBT issues, abortion and deportations

The executive director of the ACLU pledged "to combat" the next Trump administration's plans to effect change on issues such as abortion, border security and LGBT rights.

VIDEO October 27

RNC chair confidently says Americans will know the 2024 election winner before going to bed

RNC Chairman Michael Whatley and former Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler discuss cleaning up voter rolls in an effort to ensure election integrity and Georgia's early voting turnout.

POLITICS October 2

Voters react to Gov. Tim Walz claiming abortion is a 'basic human right'

Fox News Digital's dial group made up of independent, Democratic and Republican voters differed on Democratic Gov. Tim Walz's comments on abortion in Minnesota.

First Amendment September 21

Ireland scraps controversial hate speech measures following criticism by Elon Musk, Conor McGregor

The Irish government is dropping parts of its controversial hate speech laws, which deal with incitement to hatred or violence, or "thoughtcrimes."

Louisiana August 28

Louisiana governor issues back-to-school order banning critical race theory in K-12 public classrooms

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry issued a ban on "divisive" CRT teachings in K-12 schools that instruct students "through the lens of race and victimhood."

Second Amendment August 28

Illegal migrants do not have gun rights protected by 2nd Amendment: federal appeals court

A a federal court ruled that Illegal migrants do not have the right to bear arms under the 2nd Amendment, rejecting arguments by a Mexican man who was convicted of illegally possessing a handgun.

This Day in History August 27

On this day in history, August 27, 1963, civil rights pioneer W.E.B. Du Bois dies at age 95

On this day in history, Aug. 27, 1963, W.E.B. Du Bois — who grew up in Massachusetts and became a prominent sociologist, author, activist and co-founder of the NAACP — died at age 95.

Politics August 17

Florida GOP lawmaker wants to ban smoking on streets, but supports legalizing marijuana

Smoking and vaping in public in Florida may soon be a thing of the past if a bill by Florida GOP sate Sen. Joe Gruters becomes law. The bill would be introduced if weed in the state is legalized.

LIFESTYLE June 26

Social media users blast swimsuit company over bikini made 'in honor' of Rosa Parks: 'Too disrespectful'

Social media users are sounding off as a Miami, Florida-based swimsuit company sells out of a bikini named after Rosa Parks. The brand also sells suits to "honor" other notable figures.

Roman Catholic May 23

Catholic monk comes out as transgender with diocese's permission

A Catholic monk in Kentucky, Christian Matson, has come out publicly as transgender without objection from the diocese, doing so on Pentecost.

New York May 11, 2024

NY judge tosses order restricting transgender players from using county-run parks

A New York judge on Friday struck down a Long Island county’s order restricting female transgender athletes from using parks after a local women’s roller derby league challenged it.

Crime May 10, 2024

Bodycam footage shows moment deputy fatally shoots Air Force airman at his home

Police in Florida have released video of a deputy fatally shooting an Air Force airman as he answered the door to his apartment last week.

Politics April 19, 2024

Biden dismantles Trump-era Title IX rules, sidesteps issue of trans athletes in girls' sports

Mississippi March 20, 2024

Sentencing continues for former MS deputy 'Goon Squad' who tortured 2 Black men

Former MS law enforcement officers Daniel Opdyke and Christian Dedmon are to be sentenced for torturing two Black men, and new information came out about a past assault of Dedmon's.