Texas faces a lawsuit from the NAACP alleging the state’s redistricting map discriminates against Black communities and reduces their representation.
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Four years after Abbey Gate, veterans who saved civilians demand accountability
Special operations veterans who conducted civilian rescue missions during the 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal share their experiences and ongoing trauma
Leaked Footage Exposes Top Med Org’s Support For Trans Procedures On Kids: ‘I’m Not An Expert At All’
The president of a major medical organization made wild claims about the benefits of transgender procedures on kids during a conversation with a Michigan lawmaker Read More
Bondi: Cartel Kingpin ‘Will Die In A U.S. Federal Prison Where He Belongs’
BROOKLYN, NY — Surrounded by law enforcement personnel, Attorney General Pam Bondi sternly told the world that a notorious drug lord who had finally pleaded Read More
Utah judge strikes down Republicans’ congressional maps in gerrymandering case
Judge Dianna Gibson rules Utah legislature gerrymandered congressional districts to benefit Republicans, requiring new maps for 2026 midterm elections.
Fox News Politics Newsletter: Trump’s Flag-Burning Crackdown
Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter, with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and more Fox News politics content.
U.S. Confirms Nation’s First Travel-Associated Human Screwworm Case
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Sunday reported the first human case in the United States of travel-associated New World screwworm, a Read More
Epstein estate hit with new House subpoena for ‘client list,’ call logs
The House Oversight Committee revealed multiple steps Monday to widen its probe into Jeffrey Epstein’s case.
Top Trump agency torches Dem lawmakers rallying around detained Abrego Garcia: ‘It is insane’
The Department of Homeland Security slams Democratic lawmakers who condemned ICE detention of alleged MS-13 member, Kilmar Abrego Garcia , who’s facing Uganda deportation.
Trump flag burning executive order could flip First Amendment on its head with new court
President Donald Trump’s executive order cracking down on flag burning and desecration will likely land before the Supreme Court again following a 1989 ruling in Texas v. Johnson.