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VIDEO December 3, 2024

Senate GOP leader slams 'partisan Democrat district judges' who announced unretirements after Trump won

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., criticized two district court judges who reversed their announced retirements after former President Trump won re-election last month. 

Politics December 3, 2024

Hunter Biden’s pardon sets troubling precedent, risks politicizing Justice Department, critics say

Hunter Biden pardon cuts against Biden's own views and risks politicizing Justice Department, critics say.

Hunter Biden December 2, 2024

DOJ special counsel says Hunter Biden’s indictment should not be dismissed

Attorneys on both sides of the Hunter Biden pardon by President Biden are arguing if the case against the first son should be completely dismissed.

Politics December 2, 2024

Biden's sweeping Hunter pardon at odds with longtime rhetoric on executive power: 'No one is above the law'

Biden's sweeping pardon of his son, Hunter, breaks with his remarks on the power of the judiciary — and the need to protect against presidential abuses of power.

Hunter Biden December 2, 2024

Biden still believes 'no one is above the law,' White House says in wake of Hunter pardon

The White House defended President Biden's May social media post that "no one is above the law" following Biden pardoning his son, Hunter Biden.

Gavin Newsom December 2, 2024

Newsom proposes $25M from state legislature to 'Trump-proof' California

Gov. Gavin Newsom is preparing his Democrat-majority state legislature to establish a hefty litigation fund ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's second administration.

Hunter Biden December 1, 2024

Lawmakers harshly criticize Biden’s decision to pardon Hunter: ‘Liar’

President Biden pardoned his son Hunter on Sunday, and now federal lawmakers are responding, calling the president a liar after he claimed he would not pardon the first son.

VIDEO December 1, 2024

Jury in Daniel Penny case must see this is ‘politically motivated,’ attorney says

New York based trial attorney Rebecca Rose Woodland previews the potential ruling in Daniel Penny’s trial on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’

Abortion November 30, 2024

Abortions slightly declined the year Roe v. Wade was overturned, CDC says

The total number of abortions in the U.S. only slightly dropped by about 2% in 2022, the year the Supreme Court overturned the landmark decision Roe. v. Wade.

Iowa November 27, 2024

Iowa Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks beats Dem challenger in state's 1st Congressional District

Iowa Republican Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks squared up against Democratic challenger Christina Bohannan in the race for the state's 1st Congressional District.