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OPINION March 14, 2024

Hold FDA accountable for placing abortion advocacy above women’s health

Soon the Supreme Court will examine whether the FDA has failed to do the very job it was created for: protect the public’s health by ensuring the safety and efficacy of drugs.

Obituary March 14, 2024

Dorie Ann Ladner, Mississippi civil rights activist and NAACP organizer, dies at 81

Dorie Ann Ladner, who fought for freedom and equality for Black people in Mississippi and beyond, passed away at 81 years old on March 11, 2024.

Travel Safety March 14, 2024

11 spring break travel tips to remember for an international vacation

If you are leaving for an international getaway for spring break, make sure to keep these travel tips in mind during your vacation. Here are 11 tips.

Republicans March 14, 2024

New York Republican co-sponsors bill defending IVF treatment

GOP Rep. Marc Molinaro is co-sponsoring the "Access to Family Building Act," which looks to defend in vitro fertilization after controversy in Alabama.

Georgia March 13, 2024

Georgia officer who fatally shot unarmed, naked man has convictions overturned

Former Georgia police officer Robert "Chip" Olsen has had his convictions overturned in the fatal 2015 shooting of 26-year-old Anthony Hill.

Michigan March 13, 2024

Flint, Michigan held in contempt over lead pipe replacement case

A federal judge has found Flint, Michigan, in contempt for its failure to comply with a court order outlining its duty to finish replacing its old lead water pipes.

Virginia March 13, 2024

'Late-term fetus' discovered in Virginia pond, police immediately launch death investigation

Authorities in Virginia have opened a death investigation after a deceased baby was found in a pond in Leesburg. Police are seeking the public's help to find answers.

OPINION March 13, 2024

The issue that could cost Trump the 2024 campaign

As the 2024 presidential campaign heats up, count on Democrats to continue to push the abortion rights issue. That poses a major problem for Donald Trump.

Second Amendment March 12, 2024

Gun rights groups ask Supreme Court to strike down Illinois 'assault weapons' ban

Second Amendment groups have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review the Protect Illinois Communities Act and declare it unconstitutional for banning commonly owned rifles.

Kansas March 12, 2024

Kansas judge says transgender rights not violated by state's refusal to change sex on driver's licenses

A Kansas judge sided with Attorney General Kris Kobach in ruling that transgender rights are not violated by refusing to change sex on driver's licenses.