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December 6, 2023

Chicago gang leader admits to repeatedly attempting to provide money to ISIS, trafficking fentanyl

A Chicago-area gang leader admitted in federal court Wednesday that he attempted to provide money to support ISIS three separate times in 2019.

December 6, 2023

Biden State Dept blacklists conservative news outlets, lawsuit claims: 'Censorship regime'

The Biden-Blinken State Department is funding technologies that blacklist conservative news outlets under the guise of targeting disinformation, a new lawsuit claims.

December 6, 2023

WI Republican prosecutor plans appeal in state abortion case

Wisconsin attorney Joel Urmanski has announced plans to appeal a court ruling in the state that allows consensual medical abortions. The case centers on an 1849 state law.

December 6, 2023

Oklahoma man known for tribal sovereignty case reaches plea deal in sexual abuse trial

The 75-year-old man central to a significant U.S. Supreme Court ruling on tribal sovereignty in Oklahoma has entered a plea agreement a week before his trial was set to begin.

December 6, 2023

Pregnant Texas woman challenges state abortion ban with lawsuit after receiving fetal fatal diagnosis

A pregnant Texas woman who whose fetus has a fatal diagnosis has filed a lawsuit seeking an abortion. Texas is one of 13 states with strict abortion bans.

December 5, 2023

Special Counsel Jack Smith claims Trump 'sent supporters' to Capitol in new court docs detailing DOJ evidence

Special Counsel Jack Smith submitted new court documents detailing the evidence his team will bring against former President Donald Trump in his trial related to Jan. 6.

December 5, 2023

Supreme Court appears wary of massive tax code overhaul

The "wealth tax" and its expensive implications across America were debated in the highest court in the land Tuesday, with hours of oral arguments.

December 5, 2023

Tuberville ends blockade of most military promotions after months-long abortion fight

Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville announced Tuesday he is ending his protest of the Pentagon's abortion policy, clearing the way for hundreds of military promotions.

December 5, 2023

Supreme Court dismisses case impacting accessibility information on hotel websites

The Supreme Court has dismissed a case related to a Maine hotel which had the potential to complicate accessibility information for people with disabilities.

December 5, 2023

Liberal activist shareholders set to sue Smith & Wesson as part of ESG push to cripple gun manufacturers

Liberal activists are set to file a lawsuit against Smith & Wesson as part of a broader ESG movement that critics say is a social justice effort to promote gun control.