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A federal appeals court has ruled that Kentucky and Tennessee are allowed to implement laws that protect children from certain transgender treatments, treatments that include surgical body mutilations.

Kate Anderson Daily Caller News Foundation A former college student who set a Wyoming abortion clinic on fire in 2022 was sentenced to five years in prison Thursday, according to Wyoming News Now, a local media outlet. Lorna Roxanne Green, 22, went to the Wellspring Health Access clinic in March 2023, just weeks before it…

Robert Schmad Daily Caller News Foundation Philadelphia’s Democratic-controlled city council overruled the mayor’s veto of a bill that would ban so-called safe injection sites from the vast majority of the city as overdose deaths increase, according to The Philadelphia Tribune. By a 14-1 vote, the council overturned a veto from Democratic Mayor James Kenney of…

President Joe Biden could be found guilty of accepting a bribe based on payments given to family members, legal experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Brandon Poulter Daily Caller News Foundation The Department of Education (ED) released a report Thursday advising colleges and universities on ways to increase “diversity” after the Supreme Court’s recent ruling against race-based admissions. The Supreme Court in June struck down race-based admissions decision in two lawsuits against Harvard and the University of North Carolina. The…

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dropped its more than seven year-long case against accountant Michelle Cochran after her April Supreme Court victory against the agency.

Robert Schmad Daily Caller News Foundation A coalition of health care unions is threatening an “extremely disruptive” strike next week if they don’t get more money and benefits, CNN reported. More than 75,000 health care employees across five states and the District of Columbia plan to walk out of work on Oct. 4 if their…

A laptop computer abandoned at a repair shop by Hunter Biden, the one containing all those salacious details about the family's international business scheming as well as lurid images of sex acts, has been in the possession of the FBI for several years now.

It was that famous "Steele dossier," an assembly of fictional narratives making wild claims about then-presidential candidate Donald Trump, that created so much trouble for America.

There long have been concerns about Russia's massive stockpile of nuclear weapons, and the isolated regime's ultimate intent for them.