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Judge dismisses Murdaugh lawsuit against former court clerk

VIDEO August 6, 2026

Judge dismisses Murdaugh lawsuit against former court clerk

Fox News senior correspondent Jonathan Serrie discusses a federal judge dismissing Alex Murdaugh's lawsuit against former Colleton County court clerk Rebecca 'Becky' Hill on 'The Story.'

Trump signs executive orders targeting birthright citizenship, birth tourism after Supreme Court setback

Donald Trump August 6, 2026

Trump signs executive orders targeting birthright citizenship, birth tourism after Supreme Court setback

The orders deny visas to those entering the country to give birth, and Trump promised "very big crackdowns" on organized birth tourism operations.

Federal judge acknowledges Supreme Court ruling clearing path for Trump to end Haiti TPS

Immigration August 5, 2026

Federal judge acknowledges Supreme Court ruling clearing path for Trump to end Haiti TPS

A federal judge has ruled that the court order blocking Trump's termination of Haiti TPS is no longer in effect after the Supreme Court's ruling.

Executive August 5, 2026

Trump's antitrust point man could reshape Big Tech cases against Google and Apple if confirmed

Adam Candeub's Senate confirmation hearing could reshape landmark antitrust cases against Google and Apple as he pushes for Section 230 reform.

Alex Murdaugh’s lawsuit against Rebecca Hill dismissed by judge who says clerk doesn’t owe him for defense

South Carolina August 5, 2026

Alex Murdaugh’s lawsuit against Rebecca Hill dismissed by judge who says clerk doesn’t owe him for defense

Alex Murdaugh's $600,000 lawsuit against Rebecca Hill was dismissed after a federal judge ruled he lacked standing to recover defense costs from the clerk.

Government-run grocery stores face renewed scrutiny after Chicago's experiment fizzles

Media August 5, 2026

Government-run grocery stores face renewed scrutiny after Chicago's experiment fizzles

Chicago spent $13.5 million on government-run grocery stores now on the brink of collapse after Save A Lot terminated its Yellow Banana agreement.

Grocer-turned-lawmaker says Mamdani’s government-run stores 'might not even last a year’

State and Local August 5, 2026

Grocer-turned-lawmaker says Mamdani’s government-run stores 'might not even last a year’

Rep. Mike Rulli, a former grocer, warns Zohran Mamdani's government-run grocery stores will bleed red and put hundreds of small businesses out.

Did Fauci properly take the Fifth? The Senate could put that claim to the test

Opinion August 5, 2026

Did Fauci properly take the Fifth? The Senate could put that claim to the test

Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times at a Senate hearing, raising questions about whether his blanket Biden pardon makes the claim improper.

Federal appeals court clears way for DeSantis-backed law restricting children at some drag shows

Florida August 4, 2026

Federal appeals court clears way for DeSantis-backed law restricting children at some drag shows

The 11th Circuit ruled 8-5 that Hamburger Mary's failed to show it would likely succeed in its First Amendment challenge to Florida's drag show law.

Will Cain: Democrats turn Todd Blanche hearing into 'Capitol Hill circus'

VIDEO August 4, 2026

Will Cain: Democrats turn Todd Blanche hearing into 'Capitol Hill circus'

Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., assesses Democrats at a congressional hearing that advanced Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche’s nomination on ‘The Will Cain Show.’