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VIDEO July 27, 2024

This will tarnish Joe Biden's legacy: Jonathan Turley

George Washington University law school professor and Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley discusses D.C. prosecutors dropping charges against anti-Israel protestors and reports that Biden is set to unveil a Supreme Court reform proposal.

Joe Biden July 24, 2024

Biden backs Harris, pushes Supreme Court 'reform' in 'pass the torch' speech about ending 2024 bid

President Biden addressed the nation Wednesday evening for the first time since bowing out of the 2024 presidential race, saying it's time to pass the torch to a "new generation."

Politics July 24, 2024

Abortion, 'free' education among top issues for Harris voters

In Wisconsin's key battleground, voters believe VP Harris is leading on abortion rights and free public education, rallying Democrat voters for November.

Supreme Court July 24, 2024

Biden's reported support for SCOTUS term limits poses 'grave threat to democracy': experts

Legal experts are crying foul on possible plans that President Biden could support to make drastic changes to the Supreme Court.

Kamala Harris July 23, 2024

After GOP snub, pro-life advocates re-energized by Kamala Harris, who they can label 'extremist'

Pro-life advocates are re-energized by the Democrat’s new likely nominee-to-be, who they feel they can successfully paint as 'the extremist she is' on the issue of abortion.

Mike Pence July 23, 2024

Pence laments pro-life principles 'fell short' at RNC, thanks delegates for 'noble' fight

Former Vice President Mike Pence sent letters to pro-life RNC delegates on Tuesday thanking them for working to amplify pro-life issues on the GOP platform.

Donald Trump July 23, 2024

Trump appeals $454M NY civil fraud judgment

Former President Donald Trump is challenging the massive financial penalty put on him by Judge Arthur Engoron earlier this year, filing paperwork in a mid-level New York appeals court on Monday.

CRIME July 22, 2024

Hunter Biden trial on tax charges given start date

Hunter Biden will go on trial in California in the fall for allegedly failing to pay taxes, a federal judge said Monday.

VIDEO July 20, 2024

Joe Biden is pandering to the extreme left of his party: John Yoo

Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Yoo weighs in on a report that Biden is to endorse major changes to the Supreme Court and Hunter Biden wanting his tax and gun cases tossed.

Tennessee July 19, 2024

Lawsuit over Tennessee law that puts limits on drag shows dismissed by federal court in win for Republicans

A federal court of appeals dismissed a lawsuit brought last year by an LGBTQ group over a law that restricts drag shows deemed "harmful to minors."