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Christianity January 18, 2024

Virginia bishop encourages the faithful ahead of Friday's March for Life: 'Our story is not over'

Bishop Michael Burbidge of Arlington, Virginia spoke of the need to carry on the pro-life movement even after the Dobbs decision and a series of electoral defeats.

VIDEO January 18, 2024

Fishermen fighting against pricy government mandate

Lund’s Fisheries President and co-owner Wayne Reichle joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss the Supreme Court case and says the government is tracking their boats ‘every day.’

Second Amendment January 18, 2024

NRA sees outpouring of support in SCOTUS case charging blue state regulator with 'blacklisting'

Nearly 200 individuals and organizations have filed 22 amicus briefs with the Supreme Court in support of the NRA's lawsuit against former New York regulator Maria Vullo.

OPINION January 18, 2024

The Supreme Court case that could help cities clean up homelessness

The 9th Circuit ruled that the homeless have a right to sleep on public property because they are “involuntarily" homeless. The case now moves to the Supreme Court.

OPINION January 18, 2024

3 steps toward a winning pro-life strategy

The Roe regime has been overturned, and 21 states have passed protections for the unborn, but support for abortion has returned to record highs.

VIDEO January 17, 2024

Undersea Oversight: Supreme Court hears fishermen appeal over monitors

Fox News Sunday anchor Shannon Bream has more on the SCOTUS case over U.S. agency powers in fishermen's challenge on 'Special Report.' 

Montana January 17, 2024

Montana Supreme Court upholds ruling favoring youth plaintiffs in climate lawsuit

The Montana Supreme Court has rejected an attempt to block a ruling that determined regulators must consider carbon emissions in their issuance of fossil fuel development permits.

Hunter Biden January 17, 2024

DOJ further acknowledges Hunter Biden's laptop is real, contents match Apple iCloud backups

The Department of Justice further acknowledges Hunter Biden's laptop is real in court documents filed Tuesday, alleging the contents matched what came from Apple backups.

POLITICS January 17, 2024

Divided Supreme Court debates major cases over power of federal administrative state

A majority of conservative Supreme Court justices appear ready to put limitations on what has become known as "Chevron" deference.

Digital Originals January 17, 2024

How many chances should police have to open a suspect’s phone? This judge says 175 million is the limit

Judge Ian Carter ruled Ottawa police must return or destroy three phones seized from a suspected pedophile after 175 million failed attempts to break into the devices.