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October 9

'Untethered from reality': Lawyers for Trump, Oregon spar over National Guard deployment in court clash

Oregon officials challenge President Donald Trump's National Guard deployment to Portland, arguing protests don't meet legal standard for rebellion in 9th Circuit case.

October 9

Democrats try to flip the script on ‘states’ rights’ to defy, upend Trump’s National Guard plan

Democratic leaders oppose President Donald Trump's National Guard federalization efforts — are Republicans right to call them hypocrites for doing so?

October 8

Texas arrests 8 in widening probe of midwife accused of illegal abortions

Eight people connected to Houston-area midwife Maria Margarita Rojas were arrested and indicted for practicing medicine without a license in Texas.

October 8

Possible terror threat thwarted outside SCOTUS event

U.S. Attorney in DC Judge Jeanine Pirro says the suspect carried a manifesto targeting Catholics, Jews, Supreme Court justices and ICE on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’

October 8

No prison time for suspect who laced pills with fentanyl

Father of teen killed by fentanyl poisoning expresses his disgust at the lack of prison time for his son's killer on ‘The Will Cain Show.’

October 8

MIKE DAVIS: The Supreme Court betrayed again — this time from the bench

Judge Deborah Boardman sentenced would-be assassin Nicholas Roske to 8 years despite prosecutors recommending 30 years for targeting Justice Kavanaugh.

October 8

Man faces hate crime charges over 'hundred plus' explosives, threats outside cathedral ahead of SCOTUS event

Washington police allegedly found a man camped outside a cathedral with homemade explosives and writings showing animosity toward Catholics, Jews and ICE officials.

October 8

Supreme Court skeptical of 'conversion therapy' law banning treatment of minors with gender identity issues

As the Supreme Court reviews Colorado’s conversion therapy ban, justices grapple with the balance between free speech, faith and LGBTQ+ protections.

October 7

Supreme Court hears if faith-based counseling on gender identity is protected speech

The Supreme Court hears arguments in Chiles v. Salazar, where Christian therapist Kaley Chiles challenges Colorado's conversion therapy ban as a First Amendment violation.

October 7

Former Attorney General Eric Holder calls on Democrats to focus on Supreme Court expansion, term limits

Former Attorney General Eric Holder said Democrats running in 2028 should focus on expanding the Supreme Court and imposing term limits during an interview on Tuesday.