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Washington female wrestler appeals Title IX case over alleged assault by trans opponent to Ninth Circuit

OutKick-Sports September 3, 2026

Washington female wrestler appeals Title IX case over alleged assault by trans opponent to Ninth Circuit

A Washington high school wrestler's Title IX case heads to the Ninth Circuit after she was allegedly assaulted by a trans competitor on the mat.

White House rips ‘activist’ Biden judge who upended Trump birthright citizenship order

Immigration September 3, 2026

White House rips ‘activist’ Biden judge who upended Trump birthright citizenship order

A Biden-appointed judge blocked President Donald Trump's birthright citizenship executive order, calling it "almost certainly unconstitutional."

MIKE DAVIS: Cheers to David Warrington, Trump’s outgoing White House counsel

Opinion September 3, 2026

MIKE DAVIS: Cheers to David Warrington, Trump’s outgoing White House counsel

David Warrington departs after steering Trump through over 30 Supreme Court victories against lawfare and helping install constitutionalist judges.

America’s quiet socialist takeover is spreading from town halls to classrooms

Opinion September 3, 2026

America’s quiet socialist takeover is spreading from town halls to classrooms

Low-turnout school board elections in 2026 could let DSA chapters reshape curriculum and budgets before communities realize the lasting consequences.

Maine's high court gives father final say over daughter’s church attendance

Religion September 2, 2026

Maine's high court gives father final say over daughter’s church attendance

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld a father's authority over his daughter's attendance at an evangelical church after a pastor singled him out by name.

Two House Democrats break from party, vote to advance GOP measures

VIDEO September 2, 2026

Two House Democrats break from party, vote to advance GOP measures

Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports on two Democrats voting with Republicans on key measures and the backlash from party leadership over the defection on 'Special Report.'

Sheriff suing Maryland says sanctuary laws ignore lessons of 9/11: ‘Stupidity at its best’

Police and Law Enforcement September 2, 2026

Sheriff suing Maryland says sanctuary laws ignore lessons of 9/11: ‘Stupidity at its best’

Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler told Congress that Maryland's sanctuary law blocks his deputies from cooperating with ICE on detainer requests.

Republicans fail to ease one of Trump's greatest fears as Supreme Court measure collapses

Republicans September 2, 2026

Republicans fail to ease one of Trump's greatest fears as Supreme Court measure collapses

House Democrats blocked a constitutional amendment to cap Supreme Court justices at nine after President Donald Trump warned of future court packing.

Obama-appointed judge ripped for blocking Trump mail-ballot rule: 'Run out the clock'

Politics September 2, 2026

Obama-appointed judge ripped for blocking Trump mail-ballot rule: 'Run out the clock'

Judge Indira Talwani blocked new USPS mail-ballot rules just days before North Carolina begins mailing absentee ballots for 2026 midterms.

Spanberger's ICE restrictions dealt major setback as judge warns other blue states

Abigail Spanberger September 2, 2026

Spanberger's ICE restrictions dealt major setback as judge warns other blue states

A federal judge blocked a key part of Gov. Abigail Spanberger's law restricting local 287(g) cooperation with ICE, and Republicans say they warned her.