Fifth Circuit temporarily halts mail-order abortion pills nationwide, restoring in-person requirements

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on Friday blocked the online sale and mail delivery of the…
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DHS says Biden administration failed to revoke visa of illegal immigrant now charged with biting 3-year-old's face in San Antonio park
A 3-year-old girl lost two teeth and suffered deep bite wounds across her face after a 24-year-old illegal immigrant attacked her and her mother in a San Antonio park on April 18, and the Department of Homeland Security says the assault never should have happened.…
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Two Democrat-appointed judges block Trump asylum restrictions in D.C. Circuit ruling
Two federal judges appointed by Democratic presidents struck down President Donald Trump's border restrictions on asylum seekers in a split decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, setting up a likely showdown before the Supreme Court over the scope…
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Martha Odom, 17-year-old Louisiana high school senior, killed in Mall of Louisiana food court shooting
Martha Odom was seventeen years old, weeks from graduation, and out with friends on a senior skip day when two groups opened fire inside the food court of the Mall of Louisiana in Baton Rouge on Thursday afternoon. She died from a gunshot wound to…
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Salt Lake City councilwoman accused of unwanted sexual advances by four women
Four women, including two sitting state legislators and a fellow city council member, have accused Salt Lake City Councilwoman Eva Lopez Chavez of making aggressive, unwanted sexual advances at social events between 2019 and 2022, the Daily Mail reported. The Democrat, who is also running…
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Sean Plankey withdraws CISA nomination after Senate stalls for more than a year
Sean Plankey, President Trump's choice to lead the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, has pulled his nomination after spending thirteen months in confirmation limbo, sidelined not by Democrats but by holds placed by Republican senators with grievances unrelated to cybersecurity. Plankey wrote in a letter…
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GOP lawmaker introduces bill to repeal Temporary Protected Status after 10 Republicans sided with Democrats on Haitian protections
Rep. Andrew Clyde of Georgia introduced legislation to eliminate Temporary Protected Status entirely, a direct response after ten House Republicans crossed party lines to back a Democratic resolution shielding roughly 350,000 Haitian migrants from deportation. The bill, called the Territorial Protection and Sovereignty Act, would…
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Former Kansas mayor, a noncitizen, pleads guilty to voting illegally in multiple elections
Jose "Joe" Ceballos, a Mexican-born green card holder who served two terms as mayor of Coldwater, Kansas, pleaded guilty this week to three counts of disorderly election conduct after illegally casting ballots in U.S. elections despite never holding American citizenship, Fox News Digital reported. The…
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Pew Research data bolsters Trump's case against birthright citizenship as Supreme Court weighs executive order
President Donald Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship just picked up an unexpected ally: the numbers compiled by a left-leaning research outfit. A Pew Research Center study published last month found that 320,000 babies were born to illegal immigrant mothers in the United States…
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SAVE Act amendment fails in Senate as four Republicans side with Democrats
Four Senate Republicans joined every Democrat on the floor early Thursday morning to sink a last-ditch effort to attach the SAVE America Act to the party's sweeping immigration enforcement bill, dealing a sharp setback to a voter-integrity measure that President Donald Trump has made a…
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Virginia attorney general dodges basic math question on redistricting, calls judge an activist
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones went on CNN and refused to answer a straightforward question about whether his state's redistricting measure violated the Virginia Constitution's 90-day timing clause. Instead, he dismissed the judge who ruled against the measure as "an activist", and kept talking past…
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Former Kansas mayor, a green card holder, pleads guilty to voting illegally in multiple elections
Jose "Joe" Ceballos, a Mexican-born green card holder who served two terms as mayor of Coldwater, Kansas, pleaded guilty this week to three counts of disorderly election conduct, the latest case to expose how noncitizens can slip through the cracks of a voter registration system…
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Virginia AG dodges question on misleading ballot language, dismisses judge as 'activist'
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones refused to directly answer whether the ballot language on the state's redistricting constitutional amendment was misleading, instead telling CNN that "there was a vigorous campaign" and "yes prevailed", even as a circuit court judge blocked certification of the vote on…
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Special forces soldier faces federal charges for allegedly betting on Maduro raid using classified intel
A U.S. special forces soldier who took part in the military operation to capture Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro now faces criminal charges for allegedly using classified information to place bets on the outcome of that very mission. The Justice Department says Gannon Ken Van Dyke…
DANIEL VAUGHAN: An Obama Appointee Just Helped Kill California's Anti-ICE Law
In August 1889, a federal marshal named David Neagle walked into a railroad restaurant in Lathrop, California, and shot a man named David Terry to death. Neagle was guarding Supreme Court Justice Stephen Field. Terry had threatened to kill Field, and on that morning had…
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