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Media January 26

Social media post about Tennessee mayor's children sparks feud with local Democrats

Tennessee Republican mayor clashes with Democrats over Planned Parenthood training post, creating political firestorm in Hamilton County community.

Federal Courts January 26

Trump admin wins court victory freeing ICE agents from Minnesota protest restrictions

Federal appeals court blocks restrictions on ICE tactics against Minnesota protesters, overturning lower court ruling in ongoing civil rights case.

Federal Courts January 26

Minnesota drags Trump's ICE to court in effort to pause immigration crackdown

At issue is Trump's deployment of some 3,000 ICE officials to Minnesota, as part of its sprawling 'Operation Metro Surge' campaign.

Immigration January 25

Dems silent on Minnesota church disruption after pressing Bondi to use FACE Act on pro-lifers

Democrats who demanded Pam Bondi "fully enforce" the FACE Act against pro-life protesters now remain silent when asked about prosecuting church disruptors.

VIDEO January 25

Pro-life activists urge Trump administration to limit abortion pill access

The ‘Fox News Sunday’ panel weighs in on the debate over abortion pills and the potential influence of pro-life activists on the Trump administration.

Opinion January 25

JOSH HAMMER: Case against Israel cheapens the word 'genocide'

International Court of Justice hears genocide case against Myanmar as Israel faces similar allegations, raising questions about legal precedents.

Washington DC January 23

Cissie Graham Lynch warns abortion fight ‘far from over’ at annual March for Life in DC

Cissie Graham Lynch shares how March for Life transformed her views as young families and students lead the charge defending unborn children nationwide.

Justice Department January 23

Man who allegedly threatened to shoot ICE agents had rifles, body armor and ammo cache, feds say

An Ohio man who allegedly threatened ICE agents on social media is facing federal charges after authorities found guns and tactical gear at his home.

California January 23

California sues Trump administration over alleged 'unlawful' pipeline restart approval years after oil spill

California is suing the Trump administration over a pipeline restart tied to the 2015 Refugio oil spill that dumped 100,000-plus gallons into state waters.

Abortion January 23

Post-Roe battle over abortion pills reaches Kentucky gas stations as AG opens investigation

Abortion laws continue evolving across states since the Supreme Court's 2022 Dobbs decision overturned Roe v. Wade, with trigger laws taking effect.