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• Iowa police say truck made 'contact' with person during pro-choice protest after Roe v. Wade reversal
• Oregon police arrest 10 outside pregnancy center after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
• Alex Murdaugh's alleged hitman Curtis Smith arrested in South Carolina
• Browns' Deshaun Watson disciplinary hearing set to begin Tuesday: report
• Jason Kokrak disqualified from Travelers Championship after failing to finish round
• Rhode Island police officer on leave after allegedly assaulting political opponent at abortion rally
• Astros combine to no-hit Yankees in the Bronx, first no-no against New York in 19 years
• Michael Jordan’s ‘Jumpman’ logo had nothing to do with basketball
• Prosecutors seek 15 years for former 'Cheer' star Jerry Harris
• 'The Gabby Petito Story' actors play out scene in upcoming Lifetime film
• US allies condemn abortion ruling; Blinken and his UN ambassador join critics
• Arizona abortion protest: Police release tear gas, lawmakers ‘held hostage’ in Senate building
• Barbra Streisand says the Supreme Court is 'the American Taliban'
• DHS says it will abide by court order blocking Biden's ICE restrictions as appeal proceeds
• Josh Duggar transferred to federal prison
• U.S. abortion restrictions represent ‘declining democracy,’ claims WaPo correspondent before being skewered
• Avalanche fan banned from home games after spreading friend's ashes on ice
• Former President Trump holds Save America rally in Illinois
• 11-foot alligator kills man in Myrtle Beach yacht club community
• Pro-choice protester climbs down 70-foot-tall Washington, D.C. bridge, taken into police custody
• Capitol Reef National Park hikers in Utah describe flash flooding, escape: 'The road's gone'
• Anna Faris on divorce: ‘I’m like a divorce veteran’
• Amid new gun laws, here's the true story behind the 'Right to keep and to bear arms'
• Samuel L. Jackson rips 'Uncle Clarence' Thomas in racial attack on Supreme Court justice
• After Roe v. Wade ruling, MSNBC host rages at Dem voters: ‘We tried to tell you’
• Ohio father attacks suspect accused of killing child in courtroom: video
• Ukraine accuses Russia of bringing Belarus into war after missile launches from northern neighbor
• Katie Ledecky wins 800 free for fifth consecutive title at world swimming championships, sweeps four events
• Colorado couple head for Hawaii to build a new life together
• Macron criticizes Supreme Court ruling despite France's strict abortion limits
• Fox News analyst Gianno Caldwell remembers brother, 18, fatally shot in Chicago: 'All I want...is justice'
• J.K. Rowling fooled by Russians impersonating Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky on a Zoom call
• Benches clear after White Sox's Michael Kopech nails Orioles' Jorge Mateo with a 99 mph fastball
• Abortion ruling: Protesters support AOC calling Supreme Court ruling 'illegitimate'
• Roe v. Wade ruling: CNN host slams Navarro for citing special needs relatives to justify abortion
• Overturning Roe v. Wade is 'opportunity' and 'challenge' to serve mothers, Baltimore archbishop says
• Immigration judge hired during Trump era accuses Biden admin of ousting conservative appointees
• Biden criticizes Supreme Court for 'terrible decisions'
• Yellowstone floods: Funding increased for disaster
• Illinois WeatherTech warehouse shooting kills 1, injures 2 others
• Fox News's Gianno Caldwell shares tragic news of his teenage brother's murder in Chicago
• Biden signs gun control bill in wake of deadly mass shootings: 'Lives will be saved'
• What's next for a Supreme Court ever-more divided
• Supreme Court abortion ruling: Citizens predict how historic decision might impact midterm elections
• Monkeypox mutating more than previously thought, researchers say
• Illinois primary: Trump's Republican clout again on the line as Reps. Davis, Miller face off
• What is mifepristone? Abortion medication in focus after Supreme Court Roe v. Wade decision
• Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves 'ecstatic' over Supreme Court abortion ruling, says it's a 'win for life'
• Supreme Court ruling: Fmr Planned Parenthood director argues Left's extreme stance on abortion sparked ruling
• Supreme Court's Roe ruling requires a Christian response to abortion that must offer hope, not judgment
• Andrew Gillum, defeated Florida candidate and ex-CNN analyst, was media darling before swift fall from grace
• Why Supreme Court abortion decision empowers women
• Billie Eilish and Phoebe Bridgers condemn SCOTUS ruling at Glastonbury
• Protests erupt across US after Supreme Court reverses Roe v. Wade
• Norway nightclub shooting: 2 dead, 10 injured in suspected terror-linked attack
• Cori Bush speaks at pro-choice rally where protesters call abortion 'act of love,' demand no restrictions
• Far-left radicals find targets using UGA professors' map of pro-life clinic addresses
• Youngkin supports banning abortions in Virginia after 15 weeks following SCOTUS overturning Roe v. Wade
• Bill Maher: Trump could win 2024 'so easy' if he'd 'just let go' of 2020
• Kristi Noem celebrates SCOTUS abortion decision, saying Friday was a 'wonderful day'
• Greg Gutfeld: Supreme Court's rulings on guns and abortion in one week is the Super Bowl of Liberal meltdowns
• The law has finally caught up with science: GOP lawmaker
• Bill Maher says Dems could 'lose' abortion issue by using woke terms like 'birthing people' instead of women
• Laura Ingraham: Today was a victory for the pro-life community
• SCOTUS abortion decision: Most states 'likely to protect' abortion rights, says legal expert Jonathan Turley
• Stanley Cup 2022: Ondrej Palat's goal keeps Lightning alive against Avalanche
• Rubio responds to protesters claims abortion is now illegal nationwide: 'Nothing has been banned'
• Pro-choice protesters burn American flag in streets of Washington DC after Roe v. Wade reversal
• Hannity: Supreme Court ruling sends abortion back to the states, where it belongs
• Supreme Court Roe v Wade decision reaffirms why we must fight to elect pro-choice, Democratic women
• Wimbledon 2022: Serena Williams practices on Centre Court gets ready for first opponent
• Tucker Carlson on abortion case: They are horrified by the return of democracy
• Antifa chant 'burn it down' at Supreme Court abortion ruling protest in DC
• Ned Ryun: You expect stupid people to say stupid things, and AOC 'never disappoints'
• Roe v. Wade overturned: CNN pundit cites relatives with Down syndrome, autism to defend abortions
• Former Rep Tulsi Gabbard reveals some Democrats' 'dangerous mindset,' compares it to dictators'
• Steve Clifford returns to Hornets as head coach
• Uvalde 1 month later: Father of daughter killed in mass shooting says family is strong, trying to get through
• Deshaun Watson scandal: Discipline still awaits for embattled Browns QB
• Brian Laundrie's Gabby Petito confession: Experts weigh in on admitted killer's claims, 'This is all lies'
• Abortion ruling: NC pregnancy center recounts attack from violent abortionist group Jane's Revenge
• Roe v. Wade: Megan Rapinoe slams decision as 'violent onslaught on women's bodies'
• Stanley Cup 2022: Avalanche a win away from dethroning 2-time champ Lightning
• One year after Surfside collapse, families of victims are still fighting for answers
• Cheryl Burke shares abortion story after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade: 'A personal attack'
• Jesse Watters on abortion decision: This was a victory for the Constitution