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March 13

Texas judge who played victim card booted from rodeo grounds a second time following VIP seating dispute

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo is feuding with the Houston Rodeo board after a VIP seating dispute at NRG Stadium after she was escorted out of the venue.

March 13

New security images uncovered in Nancy Guthrie abduction case as FBI investigation continues

Nancy Guthrie abduction investigation uncovers new security camera images from Savannah Guthrie's mother's home, according to sources, but no major breakthrough.

March 13

DC Attorney Jeanine Pirro says she will appeal judge’s decision on Powell subpoena

Fox News correspondent David Spunt reports on a federal judge’s decision to drop a subpoena for Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell on ‘The Will Cain Show.’

March 13

Virginia man charged with selling weapon used by Old Dominion university gunman

A Virginia man was charged with selling the weapon used by the Old Dominion shooter on Thursday. The shooting left one instructor dead.

March 13

Olympic sensation Alysa Liu opens up on withdrawing from world championships

Alysa Liu withdrew from World Championships citing scheduling conflicts and lack of training time after her historic Olympic gold medal win and surge in social media popularity.

March 13

Senate showdown over SAVE America Act expected next week

Former special assistant to President Joe Biden Michael LaRosa and Fox News contributor Kaylee McGhee White spar over the ‘SAVE America Act’ on ‘America Reports.’

March 13

This is 'IRONIC' about Democrats' DHS debate, GOP lawmaker reveals

Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla., unpacks the debate over funding the Department of Homeland Security on 'America Reports.'

March 13

California lawmakers demand reform as serial child molester recommended for parole despite 355-year sentence

Gregory Vogelsang, convicted of molesting six boys, was granted early release. GOP leaders demand Gavin Newsom fire the hand-picked parole board.

March 13

James Carville tells Stephen A Smith Democrats 'do not know how to talk to young men'

James Carville asked Stephen A. Smith how Democrats can reconnect with young men during a podcast discussion about political messaging and economic priorities.

March 13

Chicago Public Schools will now allow Bible college students into its teaching program, after lawsuit

Chicago Public Schools settled its religious discrimination lawsuit with Moody Bible Institute, allowing Christian students to join the CPS teacher preparation program.