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May 9

American women have been lied to about motherhood, and it’s time to fix it

Most women seeking abortions aren't certain they want one, according to Human Coalition. They need solutions to barriers like housing and childcare.

May 9

Is ‘trauma shorthand for Blackness’ in college admissions? Report sparks debate

Former admissions officer said colleges look for keywords like first-gen and low-income to identify Black students following the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.

May 9

Angel families plead with leaders to 'choose' American children over protecting illegal immigrants

Angel families of children killed by illegal immigrants plead with leaders to prioritize Americans' safety as Trump meets with grieving mothers at White House.

May 9

NYPD detectives escort Rhamell Burke, accused of fatally shoving elderly man down subway stairs

NYPD officials escort suspect Rhamell Burke, who is accused of killing 76-year-old retired special education teacher Ross Falzone by pushing him down a flight of subway stairs.

May 9

DAVID MARCUS: Virginia Democrats step on a $70M rake and now they're crying

The Virginia Supreme Court ruled the state's redistricting referendum was illegal because Democrats skipped a required intervening election step.

May 9

McEnany urges GOP to ‘fight Democrats where they are’ amid redistricting battle

‘Saturday in America’ host Kayleigh McEnany discusses Virginia redistricting efforts, Florida’s new U.S. history courses and more on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’

May 9

Padres top pitching prospect self-deports to Mexico after pleading guilty to human smuggling charge: report

San Diego Padres prospect Humberto Cruz reportedly self-deported to Mexico after pleading guilty in an Arizona human smuggling-related case.

May 9

Frontier jet strikes, kills person on Denver airport runway during takeoff after security breach

A person walking on the runway at Denver International Airport was reportedly struck by a Frontier Airlines jet during takeoff late Friday night.

May 9

Trump administration reaches deal to keep DC's public golf courses open; one set for "historic overhaul"

The Trump administration reached a deal with the National Links Trust to keep D.C.'s three public golf courses open, accessible, and affordable for residents.

May 9

California abortion pill suppliers plot workarounds ahead of Supreme Court mifepristone decision

Abortion pill makers are crafting backup plans as the Supreme Court prepares to rule on mifepristone restrictions, with a key deadline on May 11.