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POLITICS January 9, 2024

A crash course on Donald Trump's January 9th hearing

A federal court will hear oral arguments on whether Trump is entitled to dismissal of Jack Smith's 2020 election case against him due to presidential immunity.

Media January 8, 2024

A coalition of states call on the Supreme Court to recognize parents' rights regarding transgender policies

West Virginia is leading the coalition of 17 states challenging a transgender policy at a Maryland school district involving parental rights.

VIDEO January 8, 2024

Nikki Haley: I walk by faith and not by sight

 2024 GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley discusses 'family, faith and country' during her Fox News town hall meeting.

Michigan January 8, 2024

Michigan cosmetology school reaches $2.8M settlement in unpaid labor case

The Michigan-based Douglas J Aveda Institute, a cosmetology school, has reached a $2.8 million settlement over claims students performed unpaid labor unrelated to their field of study.

VIDEO January 8, 2024

Guy Benson warns Trump ballot ban is leading to a 'dangerous' path

'Outnumbered' panelists discuss the legality of Trump ballot bans and the wider implications for the American political system.

Capitol Protests January 8, 2024

Pelosi panned for saying banning Trump from ballot over Jan. 6 depends on 'different laws from state to state'

Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., was mocked for suggesting that blocking former President Trump from running in 2024 depended on "different laws from state to state."

New Mexico January 8, 2024

New Mexico governor's gun restriction orders to be reviewed by state Supreme Court

New Mexico gun rights advocates are pressing the state Supreme Court to halt emergency orders issued by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham that limit carrying firearms in public parks.

In Court January 8, 2024

Court sides with child sex abuse survivor in alarming lawsuit against overseas porn site: ‘significant impact’

A federal court ruled a victim of child sexual abuse has jurisdictional grounds to sue a foreign online porn company that allegedly profited off underage sex material.

Federal Courts January 8, 2024

Biden admin appears to fabricate paper trail in pursuit of major chemical plant shutdown: court docs

The Biden administration appears to have manufactured a paper trail enabling it to pursue an aggressive environmental lawsuit to shut down a chemical plant in Louisiana.

VIDEO January 7, 2024

SCOTUS' hearing on Colorado ballot ruling 'for all the marbles': Lexie Rigden

Criminal defense attorney Lexie Rigden discusses the Supreme Court's decision to hear the Colorado ballot ruling case and the impact to the election.