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VIDEO September 15, 2024

'High stakes' TikTok hearing faces off tomorrow: Madeline Rivera

Fox News' Madeline Rivera has the latest on TikTok's court hearing tomorrow on 'Fox News Live.'

Fundraising September 15, 2024

'Crush liberal dominance': Conservative funder urges leaner, meaner posture for activist groups

Leonard Leo, who operates a vast network of conservative nonprofits, called on them to start "weaponizing" their ideas like the left does.

Media September 15, 2024

Data shows Texas doctors perform abortions to save life of the mother, despite claims from politicians, media

New numbers released by the state of Texas show that, counter to Democratic claims, doctors do perform abortions in cases when the life of the mother is at risk.

POLITICS September 14, 2024

Pennsylvania mail-in ballots without correct dates will not be counted, court rules

A major ruling by the Pennsylvania Supreme court Friday could prove crucial in this year’s presidential election as mail-in ballots without the proper dates will not be counted.

Nebraska September 14, 2024

Nebraska Supreme Court sets up abortion showdown on Election Day with competing ballot measures

Nebraska voters will decide the future of abortion in their state on election day, with two ballot measures that would either enshrine or reject the practice.

Abortion September 14, 2024

Arizona’s repeal of 1864 ban on nearly all abortions goes into effect

Arizona’s 1864 ban on nearly all abortions is officially being repealed on Saturday after months of heated debate in the Grand Canyon State where several Republicans sided with Democrats to revoke the law.

OPINION September 13, 2024

Four ways Trump can get to a 96% chance of winning

The election could come down to just a tiny number of voters in Pennsylvania. There are four things that might sway them and one of them is something Pennsylvanians won't soon forget.

OPINION September 13, 2024

Here's why we're asking the Supreme Court to give female athletes a fair chance at sports

Women and girls are being asked again to smile and stay quiet about the boys who are participating in our sports and running away – sometimes literally – with the competition.

California September 12, 2024

Winery, brewery, bagel shop team up to call out Berkeley's permissiveness of homeless encampments

Several Berkeley, California, businesses filed a lawsuit this week against the city for failing to remove homeless encampments, which have become a nuisance.

Army September 12, 2024

Army officials to face House grilling on training slides that designated pro-life groups as terrorists

House Republicans are hauling in Army officials to testify at a hearing next week on a training presentation that referred to pro-life groups as terrorists.