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Supreme Court May 15, 2024

Justice Alito warns college students that ‘support for freedom of speech is declining’

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito is warning college students that "support for freedom of speech is declining" and religious liberty is being "threatened."

POLITICS May 14, 2024

Dems say Katie Britt's new bill would create 'database of pregnant women'

Democrats say a Republican bill that seeks to provide easily accessible pregnancy and motherhood resources for women would instead create a database to track pregnancies.

POLITICS May 14, 2024

Hunter Biden team tells Delaware court they're 'not ready' for gun trial date

Hunter Biden's attorney Abbe Lowell and Special Counsel David Weiss' team were in court in Wilmington on Tuesday for a hearing regarding the first son's case.

Abortion May 14, 2024

Biden doesn't support 'full-term' abortion stance pushed by RFK Jr, campaign says

President Biden's re-election campaign said Tuesday that the president does not support full-term abortions, drawing contrast between remarks made recently by Robert F Kennedy Jr.

Kansas City Chiefs May 14, 2024

Chiefs' Harrison Butker goes after Biden over abortion stance as a Catholic

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker ripped President Biden for his stance on abortion as a practicing Catholic at a commencement speech at Benedictine College.

Media Buzz May 14, 2024

Michael Cohen, corroborating others, says Trump wanted to silence Stormy because of the election

American lawyer Michael Cohen's testimony Monday told a familiar story: an attempt to confirm the account of the National Enquirer’s publisher.

Politics May 13, 2024

Louisiana Republicans push to add abortion pills to list of 'controlled dangerous substances'

Louisiana Republicans are pushing to add abortion pills to a list of controlled substances, creating penalties for some people who may obtain the pills.

POLITICS May 12, 2024

Schumer may let controversial Biden nominee with 'problematic' ties quietly expire: expert

President Biden and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., appear poised to let a controversial judicial nomination expire rather than pressing it through or formally withdraw.

VIDEO May 11, 2024

Stormy Daniels’ and David Pecker’s 'salacious' testimonies weren't directly relevant: Tom Dupree

Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General Tom Dupree says the NY v. Trump case has 'gone faster than I would have expected' and weighs potential outcomes.

New York May 11, 2024

NY judge tosses order restricting transgender players from using county-run parks

A New York judge on Friday struck down a Long Island county’s order restricting female transgender athletes from using parks after a local women’s roller derby league challenged it.