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April 7

Indianapolis official's home attacked after vote in favor of controversial data center

Indianapolis councilor Ron Gibson says someone fired multiple rounds into his home after he supported a controversial half-billion-dollar data center.

April 7

Supreme Court clears path for DOJ to erase Steve Bannon's Jan 6 conviction

The Justice Department had asked the Supreme Court to allow it to proceed with dismissing the contempt case against Steve Bannon, a former Trump advisor and longtime ally.

April 7

Major national security vulnerability exposed as DHS reveals how relatives of terror architect allowed into US

Relatives of slain terror leader Qasem Soleimani were living in the U.S. with green cards and arrested shortly after DHS exposed major national security vetting failures.

April 7

Injured airman scaled equivalent of 7 Eiffel Towers before rescue

'Fox & Friends' breaks down the remarkable climb by the injured colonel that led to his rescue in Iran.

April 7

Iran using war to cover up executions of political dissidents, activist claims

Iranian activist Sheyda Rahbari warns that Iran is ramping up executions of political dissidents under the cover of war.

April 7

Chicago's deadly sanctuary madness is costing innocent Americans their lives

From the South Side to Rogers Park, Pastor Corey Brooks says lawlessness fueled by sanctuary policies now threatens every Chicago neighborhood equally.

April 7

WATCH: Woman saves toddler moments before Easter egg drop

During a Florida Easter event, a woman quickly pulled a toddler to safety just before a crane released hundreds of plastic eggs onto the field. 

April 7

California's $20 minimum wage for fast-food workers led to 'negative outcomes,' researchers say

California's fast-food minimum wage hike to $20 resulted in job losses, higher prices, and reduced worker hours, a University of California, Santa Cruz study suggests.

April 7

Trump admin terminates some agreements with districts, college on transgender students

The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights has rescinded portions of several resolution agreements that came from prior administrations.

April 7

3 gunmen open fire outside Israeli consulate in Istanbul, dubbed 'terrorists' by Turkish official

One attacker is dead and two others injured after a gunfight with police outside the Israeli consulate in Istanbul, Turkey's interior minister says.