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Climate October 17, 2024

Supreme Court to allow Biden admin power plant climate standards to remain in place – for now

The Supreme Court declined an emergency request to block Biden administration climate standards on power plant emissions.

ELECTIONS October 17, 2024

Nebraska high court restores voting right for thousands of convicted felons

The court's unanimous decision restores the right to vote for residents with felony criminal records upon completion of their sentence, impacting thousands.

Illinois October 17, 2024

Scandal-plagued Illinois 'super mayor' Tiffany Henyard announces she will run for second term

Dolton, Illinois Mayor Tiffany Henyard, the focus of multiple probes and lawsuits for alleged financial mismanagement and corruption announced that she will seek a second term.

ELECTIONS October 16, 2024

Flurry of pre-election legal cases is now 'standardized' strategy, experts say

With Election Day less than three weeks away, at least 165 election-related lawsuits have been filed in the U.S. so far, largely in the seven key swing states.

VIDEO October 16, 2024

America's women want answers on the economy: Harris Faulkner

'The Faulkner Focus' host Harris Faulkner discusses the highlights from her town hall with former President Trump on 'The Story.'

Culture October 16, 2024

Violent convict's taxpayer-funded sex change challenged by state AG after judge's approval

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita plans to appeal a federal judge's decision to allow baby-killer inmate to have a sex reassignment surgery on the taxpayer's dime.

Georgia October 16, 2024

Trump to join Fox News' Harris Faulkner at all-women town hall in battleground state

Former President Trump joining Fox News' "The Faulkner Focus" with Harris Faulkner on Oct. 16 for a town hall with all-female voters.

Media October 15, 2024

White women could clinch election for Harris, CNN data reporter says: She 'doing historically well'

Vice President Kamala Harris currently has a "historic" lead with White women, while voters of color shift away from the Democratic candidate, CNN reported.

Michigan October 15, 2024

'Ruining our car industry': Biden-Harris EV regs prove flashpoint in Michigan Senate debate

Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers and Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin argued over EV mandates, abortion, immigration, and gun control during a tense debate in Michigan.

Donald Trump October 15, 2024

Trump lawyers request to move New York criminal case to federal court, citing SCOTUS immunity ruling

Lawyers for former President Donald Trump on Tuesday requested that his New York criminal case be transferred to federal court.