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January 8

Top Dems silent after trans athlete they backed in SCOTUS case is accused of sexual harassment, intimidation

Congressional Democrats, including Hakeem Jeffries and Nancy Pelosi, remained silent after signing brief supporting transgender athlete accused of sexual harassment against female students.

January 7

Cruz demands impeachment of Boasberg and judge who sentenced Kavanaugh’s attempted assassin

Congress should impeach two federal judges for misconduct despite the rarity of such action, Senator Ted Cruz argued Wednesday, citing gag orders and a lenient sentencing decision.

January 6

Wyoming Supreme Court rules laws restricting abortion violate state constitution

Wyoming's Supreme Court struck down two laws restricting abortion, including the nation's first explicit abortion pill ban in a 4-1 ruling.

January 6

Pro-life groups warn Trump Hyde Amendment is 'non-negotiable' after flexibility remarks

Pro-life groups warn Trump after he urged Republicans to be "flexible" on the Hyde Amendment, calling the decades-old abortion funding ban "non-negotiable."

January 6

Trump urges GOP to be ‘flexible’ on Hyde Amendment, igniting backlash from pro-life allies

President Donald Trump suggests Republicans should show flexibility on the Hyde Amendment, which bans federal funding for most abortions, sparking backlash from conservative groups.

January 6

Emily Compagno: These girls have been 'erased,' ignored

'Outnumbered' discusses a transgender athlete facing sexual harassment and intimidation allegations from two West Virginia high school students, with one case heading to the Supreme Court.

January 6

Judge REFUSES to toss Dem’s ICE assault charge

A federal judge rejected Rep. LaMonica McIver’s, D-N.J., bid to dismiss a federal assault charge. The lawmaker is accused of assaulting federal agents outside a Newark immigration detention facility last year.

January 6

Jonathan Turley calls the indictment against Maduro ‘crushing’

Constitutional law professor Jonathan Turley joins ‘America’s Newsroom’ to discuss the potential timeline for Nicolas Maduro’s trial and the fallout after Vice President JD Vance’s Ohio home was vandalized.

January 6

Venezuelan journalist calls out ‘absolutely shameful’ pro-Maduro protests

Venezuelan-American journalist Germanic Rodríguez-Poleo discusses protests across the United States calling for Nicolás Maduro’s release and recounts her escape from Caracas as a child on ‘Fox & Friends.’

January 6

National Rifle Association sues its charitable foundation, alleging takeover by 'disgruntled' ex-board members

Former NRA directors accused of seizing control of charitable foundation to compete with gun rights group after losing board power amid scandals.