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Abortion December 9, 2023

Missouri Republicans propose legislation to allow women who receive abortions to be charged with murder

Missouri Republican lawmakers introduced legislation to allow homicide charges against women who receive abortions, although some exceptions would be offered.

Second Amendment December 8, 2023

Gun rights group applauds after federal appeals court deals blow to NY concealed carry law

A federal appeals court on Friday struck down parts of New York's controversial concealed carry law but upheld most of the ban on carrying guns in "sensitive places."

VIDEO December 8, 2023

People spend years in jail for doing exactly what Hunter Biden did here: John Yoo

Former Bush DOJ official John Yoo breaks down the 56-page indictment against President Biden's son Hunter Biden in California on 'Your World with Neil Cavuto.'

Donald Trump December 8, 2023

Key aspects of Trump gag order upheld by federal appeals court

A federal appeals court has upheld key parts of a federal judge’s gag order limiting what Donald Trump can say about his ongoing prosecution by the Special Counsel for alleged Jan. 6 election interference.

Hunter Biden December 8, 2023

Hunter Biden indictment: White House asked if president will pardon his son

The White House on Friday was asked whether President Joe Biden will pardon his son Hunter in a federal tax evasion case. Hunter Biden was indicted on nine charges Thursday.

OPINION December 8, 2023

A few questions for Republicans about abortion

The majority of Americans support access to abortion, and anyone who is not willing to accept this reality is out of step with the American people.

Hunter Biden December 8, 2023

From sex clubs to strippers: Here are the 5 most salacious details from the Hunter Biden indictment

The federal indictment against Hunter Biden in California contained a number of salacious details on how the president's son spent his money while not paying taxes.

Digital Originals December 7, 2023

The FBI took $86 million from safe deposit boxes. An appeals court will decide if that's constitutional

The FBI seized hundreds of safe deposit boxes belonging to people who weren't charged with a crime. An appeals court will decide if the government violated their rights.

Georgia December 7, 2023

Georgia redistricting plan heads to Kemp's desk after clearing Legislature

Georgia's Republican-led Legislature on Thursday passed a court-ordered redraw of the state's congressional map, which retains the party's 9-5 delegation advantage.

POLITICS December 7, 2023

Top abortion group faced wrath of AOC's office for neglecting key priority to protect Dem majority: book

According to a new book, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was incensed after top abortion groups, including Planned Parenthood, rebuffed her move to repeal the Hyde Amendment.