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December 14

MIKE DAVIS: Clinton-appointed judge once again sabotages DOJ's Comey case

Federal judge orders FBI to destroy key evidence in James Comey case by Monday deadline, sparking urgent appeals and separation-of-powers concerns.

December 14

New children’s book sparks outrage for calling abortion a ‘superpower’

A new children's book "Abortion is Everything" by Amelia Bonow and Rachel Kessler faces criticism from pro-life advocates who argue it normalizes abortion for kids ages 5-8.

December 13

MIKE DAVIS: Why DC's Trump-hating Judge Boasberg must be impeached

House urged to impeach Judge James Boasberg over partisan rulings and dangerous orders that allegedly undermine national security and judicial integrity.

December 12

Obese man on death row chooses buffet of BBQ, wings, cheeseburger, pizza, ice cream for last meal in Georgia

Georgia death row inmate Stacey Humphreys requested a huge buffet-style last meal ahead of his execution for his 2003 double murder conviction.

December 12

US appeals court halts Trump contempt probe ordered by Boasberg, for now

Judge Boasberg is presiding over a revived contempt inquiry, which brings to the fore long-simmering tensions between senior Trump officials and lawyers for hundreds of Venezuelan migrants.

December 12

Criminal defense attorney on Brian Walshe trial: These are the 'actions of a guilty person'

Fox News contributor Joshua Ritter analyzes what jurors in Brian Walshe's murder trial are deliberating as the public awaits a verdict on ‘The Story.’

December 12

Super Bowl champion coach, Olympians sign amicus brief supporting protection of female athletes in SCOTUS case

Olympic gold medalists signed an amicus brief defending Idaho and West Virginia laws that restrict trans athletes from competing in women's sports categories.

December 12

Why the US could snatch a Venezuelan tanker — and not under ‘wartime’ authority used in cartel strikes

Trump administration uses sanctions law, not military authority, to seize Venezuelan oil tanker tied to Iran network supporting terrorist groups.

December 12

Mississippi governor orders release of man who served more than 10 years of illegal 15-year sentence

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves granted clemency to Marcus Taylor, who served more than 10 years of a sentence for a crime with a five-year maximum penalty.

December 11

Black Lives Matter OKC leader charged with wire fraud, money laundering in alleged $3.15M embezzlement scheme

Black Lives Matter OKC's leader is accused of using donated bail money for Jamaica trips, luxury shopping and real estate purchases in a federal fraud case.