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Karmelo Anthony new-trial fight reveals messages about knives, guns that murder jury never saw

Texas August 21, 2026

Karmelo Anthony new-trial fight reveals messages about knives, guns that murder jury never saw

Karmelo Anthony's new trial hearing centers on an unwritten agreement that kept him from testifying in the Austin Metcalf murder case in Frisco.

NCAA wins Tenth Circuit 'stay', but faces more eligibility lawsuits from 2022 class athletes in chaotic time

OutKick-Sports August 21, 2026

NCAA wins Tenth Circuit 'stay', but faces more eligibility lawsuits from 2022 class athletes in chaotic time

The Tenth Circuit granted the NCAA a stay on the blanket waiver, but eligibility lawsuits filed in state court are only expected to increase from here.

I served as Trump’s NSA. SCOTUS need to stop courts putting the president's security at risk

Opinion August 21, 2026

I served as Trump’s NSA. SCOTUS need to stop courts putting the president's security at risk

Trump's former national security advisor reveals why the White House ballroom project is an urgent matter of national security and presidential safety.

NFL to NCAA? Courtroom chaos Is giving pro athletes a bizarre path back to college, and it's only just begun

OutKick-Sports August 21, 2026

NFL to NCAA? Courtroom chaos Is giving pro athletes a bizarre path back to college, and it's only just begun

NFL players are entering the college football transfer portal after judges ruled against the NCAA in eligibility lawsuits filed across multiple states.

Surrogate says baby 'ripped away' 60 seconds after birth as custody fight erupts after abortion refusal

Pregnancy August 20, 2026

Surrogate says baby 'ripped away' 60 seconds after birth as custody fight erupts after abortion refusal

McKenna West says she was separated from the baby 60 seconds after birth and is now fighting for custody after the newborn's open-heart surgery procedure.

DAVID MARCUS: West Virginian fairgoers are worried, but not about prices

Opinion August 20, 2026

DAVID MARCUS: West Virginian fairgoers are worried, but not about prices

Data centers, not prices, dominated talk at the Jefferson County Fair in West Virginia as residents raised concerns over water use and local control.

Blue-city drug gear exposes hypocrisy as cleanup group faces probe, leader cries foul

Politics August 20, 2026

Blue-city drug gear exposes hypocrisy as cleanup group faces probe, leader cries foul

We Heart Seattle founder Andrea Suarez says the state is investigating her volunteer needle cleanup group while the government hands out drug supplies.

Battle over federal courthouses erupts as GSA warns against giving judiciary more control

Federal Courts August 20, 2026

Battle over federal courthouses erupts as GSA warns against giving judiciary more control

The GSA says past judiciary oversight led to costly maintenance failures as lawmakers weigh giving courts more control over federal buildings.

California lawmakers want corporations to disclose ties to slavery despite uncertain future for reparations

California August 20, 2026

California lawmakers want corporations to disclose ties to slavery despite uncertain future for reparations

Isaac Bryan's Truth in Disclosure Act would force corporations with over $100 million in revenue to disclose historical ties to chattel slavery.

Idaho coffee shop owner defends ejecting pro-life group from his business after backlash

Culture Trends August 20, 2026

Idaho coffee shop owner defends ejecting pro-life group from his business after backlash

Video captures Idaho coffee shop owner comparing Students for Life to the Ku Klux Klan before demanding the pro-life group leave his business.