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September 8

Ryan Routh trial opens with bizarre jury questions and witness drama

Ryan Routh's federal trial for allegedly attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump begins with jury selection in Fort Pierce, Florida, as he represents himself.

September 8

DOJ report accuses Biden administration of restricting religious liberty

'Outnumbered' co-hosts discuss the restrictions placed on religious groups during COVID-19 under the Biden administration and how they compare to other groups who were given more freedoms.

September 8

Trump to speak at Museum of Bible as DOJ finds numerous instances of anti-Christian bias under Biden

The Biden administration "weaponized the full weight of the federal government against Christians," according to Trump leadership and a new task force report.

September 8

How Trump could restore capital punishment in Washington amid crime crackdown

President Donald Trump is expected to push federal prosecutors in Washington to seek the death penalty in murder cases, bringing capital punishment back to D.C.

September 7

Texas woman sentenced to 6 years in prison for setting Washington state church on fire

A Texas woman was sentenced to six years in prison in connection with a 2023 arson attack on a church in Washington state, according to federal prosecutors.

September 6

DOJ: Two U.S. citizens used Minnesota as base for overseas kidnappings and bombings

Two naturalized U.S. citizens from Cameroon face life in prison for allegedly directing violent attacks, including bombings, that killed civilians and injured children.

September 6

America's largest gun lobby speaks out as Trump administration mulls possible trans firearms ban

The National Rifle Association released a statement as the Trump administration mulls a way of limiting transgender people from purchasing guns.

September 6

Top Biden officials questioned and criticized how his team issued pardons, used autopen: report

Top Biden administration officials questioned and criticized the way the former president’s team issued pardons and made use of an autopen, a report said.

September 5

Two teens arrested in murder of Capitol Hill intern, third sought: DOJ, DC police

Two teens were arrested in connection with the murder of Capitol Hill intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, a rising senior at the University of Massachusetts.

September 5

Justice Department mulls restricting transgender people from buying guns

Department of Justice officials discuss potential firearm restrictions for transgender people in early-stage internal meetings, though no concrete proposals have been made.