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POLITICS July 12, 2024

Conservatives rip RNC for giving 'SlutWalk' organizer Amber Rose a speaking slot

Conservatives were mostly outraged at news controversial pro-choice activist and model Amber Rose would be given a speaking slot at the Republican National Convention.

Supreme Court July 12, 2024

GOP plans major crackdown on 'nameless, faceless bureaucrats' after blockbuster Supreme Court ruling

In the wake of the Supreme Court decision that cut the legs out from federal agencies, GOP lawmakers are launching a new effort to snatch even more power from the "administrative state."

SPORTS July 11, 2024

2 states file Supreme Court appeals over transgender sports ban

West Virginia and Idaho officials filed an appeal with the Supreme Court to enforce laws that prevent biological males from competing in girls sports.

POLITICS July 11, 2024

Dem senator helps block Biden judicial nominee amid controversy over transgender inmate

Senators prevented a controversial judicial nominee from moving to the floor for a vote, delivering a significant defeat to President Biden.

Donald Trump July 11, 2024

Michael Cohen goes to the Supreme Court against Trump

Cohen is asking the court to hear his claim that he was sent to jail and placed in solitary confinement on the alleged orders of Trump and Justice Department officials in retaliation.

Donald Trump July 11, 2024

Trump says VP shortlist Doug Burgum's signing of near-total abortion ban is 'an issue'

Former President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Gov. Doug Burgum's pro-life measures in North Dakota are "a little bit of an issue" when considering him for vice-president.

Supreme Court July 11, 2024

'Big blow to big government': Major SCOTUS decision strips power of 'faceless leviathan' of federal agencies

Experts say a sweeping Supreme Court decision will force Congress and the next president to work more closely together and stop relying on the 'faceless leviathan' of federal agencies.

Supreme Court July 10, 2024

Amy Coney Barrett asserts her voice, carries on Scalia legacy

After her fourth term on the bench, Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett is asserting her voice and following in the footsteps of the late Justice Antonin Scalia.

POLITICS July 10, 2024

Schumer plans to strip Trump of immunity following SCOTUS ruling

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., announced legislation aimed at removing immunity protections from former President Trump by classifying his behavior following the 2020 election "unofficial."

POLITICS July 10, 2024

Senate Dems test whether abortion can break through talk of Biden concerns

Democrats tried to cut through discussion of Biden's status as their candidate for president in November on Wednesday with a vote on abortion to put Republicans on record.