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Supreme Court January 13

Alito presses trans female athlete's lawyer on definition of woman during SCOTUS hearing

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito pressed Kathleen Hartnett on what the definition of a woman or a girl was during oral arguments in Little v. Hecox on Monday.

California January 13

Minnesota fraud probe fuels IRS crackdown calls on nonprofit accused of Hamas links

IRS called to investigate CAIR-California tax-exempt status after Chairman Jason Smith refers the nonprofit, alleging misuse of taxpayer funds and unlawful activity support.

Politics January 13

Lombardo builds massive $15M war chest in critical Nevada governor showdown

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo raises record $9 million for re-election campaign in key battleground state, building historic war chest for upcoming race.

Politics January 13

Ex-state education official launches bid for Wyoming's lone US House seat

Jillian Balow, who has previously served as superintendent for public instruction in both Wyoming and Virginia, is launching a bid for U.S. Congress.

Supreme Court January 13

Republican governors urge justices to defend women's sports as Supreme Court hears key case

Republican governors warn women's sports face serious threat as Supreme Court hears transgender athlete case challenging Title IX protections nationwide.

Navy January 13

Former US Navy sailor learns sentence for spying for China

Former Navy sailor Jinchao Wei sentenced to 200 months in prison for selling classified military secrets to Chinese intelligence officer for $12,000.

Opinion January 13

We were college athletes. Supreme Court must listen to our case and save women’s sports

Madison Kenyon and Mary Kate Marshall, former Idaho State track athletes, will have their women's sports cases heard by the Supreme Court on Jan. 13.

VIDEO January 12

Trace Gallagher: It's about wearing buttons to push buttons

The 'Common Sense' Department knows it’s not about good and evil, right, or wrong, it’s about control.

Minnesota January 12

Nonprofit revenue totals surge amid growing scrutiny after major fraud cases

Nonprofits reported hundreds of billions in revenue as major fraud cases spark scrutiny of taxpayer-funded programs across multiple states in 2024.

Media January 12

New California bill named after Charlie Kirk, Melissa Hortman adds 'political affiliation' to hate crimes

California introduces hate crime bill adding political affiliation as protected characteristic following recent political violence incidents.

Tyler Robinson January 12

Tyler Robinson prosecutors say Charlie Kirk shooting texts show confusion, not bias, to rebut conflict claim

Accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson seeks to disqualify prosecutor whose child witnessed the fatal shooting at Utah Valley University campus.