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Utah November 28

Utah death row inmate with dementia dies of natural causes 3 months after execution was halted

Utah inmate Ralph Menzies died of natural causes after his execution was blocked after he developed dementia during his nearly 40 years on death row.

National Guard November 28

Where the Trump admin's court fight over National Guard in DC stands in wake of shooting

President Donald Trump orders 500 additional National Guard members to Washington, D.C., after two soldiers were shot near the White House in a targeted attack.

VIDEO November 28

Trey Gowdy breaks down investigation into accused National Guard shooter

Fox News’ Trey Gowdy joins ‘Fox News Live’ to break down the case involving one slain National Guard member, another wounded and the suspect at the center of the probe.

Louisiana November 27

Louisiana death row inmate freed after nearly 30 years as overturned conviction upends case

A Louisiana man was freed on bail after nearly 30 years on death row following forensic evidence in his murder conviction being deemed "not scientifically defensible."

Politics November 26

Trump 'took notes from the Grinch': States sue over SNAP program changes

At issue is new USDA guidance that makes large swaths of individuals in the U.S., including refugees and asylum seekers who have been granted lawful permanent resident status, as 'permanently ineligible' for SNAP.

Crime November 26

Suspect in Colorado Planned Parenthood shooting dies in federal custody

Colorado Planned Parenthood shooting suspect Robert Dear died in federal custody at age 67, ending a yearslong legal battle over bringing him to trial.

Donald Trump November 26

Noem greenlit deportation flights after judge’s emergency order, DOJ reveals — fueling contempt fight

Judge Boasberg is presiding over a long-stalled contempt inquiry centered on whether senior Trump officials, including DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, knowingly defied his court order.

Immigration November 26

Federal judge rules ICE agents in Colorado may only arrest illegal immigrants likely to flee

A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that immigration agents in Colorado may only arrest illegal immigrants without a warrant if the targets are likely to flee.

VIDEO November 25

Inside the fight to keep NYC’s pro-life clinics open amid battle with Mamdani

CompassCare Pregnancy Services CEO Rev. Jim Harden braces for legal action, suggesting that Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani may choose to “rob” women of free healthcare.

Second Amendment November 25

Supreme Court case could restore gun rights for millions in blue states: AG Bondi

Supreme Court to hear Hawaii gun case that could restore concealed carry rights for millions in blue states after DOJ calls law unconstitutional.