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VIDEO May 5

Greg Gutfeld: The system has shifted from accountability to acceptance

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the 'Gutfeld!' panel discuss a Washington, D.C. judge apologizing to the alleged attempted Trump assassin suspect Cole Allen for harsh jail conditions.

South Carolina May 5

South Carolina inmate who believes he is immortal cannot be executed due to mental illness, judge rules

A judge ruled that a South Carolina inmate who killed a state trooper is incompetent to be executed due to mental illness delusions, citing mental health experts.

Opinion May 5

JONATHAN TURLEY: Justice Jackson just showed why Democrats are desperate to pack the Supreme Court

Justice Samuel Alito, joined by Justices Thomas and Gorsuch, calls Justice Jackson's dissent in Louisiana v. Callais baseless and lacking restraint.

Elections May 5

Blockbuster Supreme Court voting rights ruling ignites redistricting war across Southern states

A congressional redistricting frenzy sweeps the South as Republicans push to redraw maps after the Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act ruling.

Supreme Court May 5

Justice Gorsuch highlights humanity, history in children's book celebrating America's 250th anniversary

Justice Gorsuch told Fox News Digital that he hopes his new book can offer a “touch of humanity" about the individuals who shaped the fight for America's independence, 250 years later.

Supreme Court May 5

Alito rips Jackson’s ‘utterly irresponsible’ solo dissent as Supreme Court fight shakes up 2026 map

Justice Alito rebuked Justice Jackson's lone dissent as "baseless and insulting" in a high-stakes Louisiana redistricting dispute at the Supreme Court.

Federal Judges May 5

Climate seminars for judges face funding trail probe amid fears of outside influence on courts

The FOIA requests could open up a new path for investigators to learn more about the Federal Judicial Center's role in the climate seminars.

Opinion May 5

LEE CARTER: The quiet way politicians are choosing their voters (and why you should care more than you think)

Gerrymandering reshapes political power by letting mapmakers decide how votes are grouped, making some voices count more than others in U.S. elections.

VIDEO May 4

Supreme Court temporarily blocks ruling on abortion pill, restores wider access

Live Action founder and president Lila Rose discusses the Supreme Court temporarily lifting restrictions on access to the abortion drug mifepristone by mail on ‘Fox News @ Night.’

Democratic Convention May 4

Democrats in disarray as Michigan AG calls for recount after convention vote declared 'a mess'

A failed Michigan Democratic AG candidate backs a full recount of convention votes, alleging broken rules and improperly calculated ballots were found.