Supreme Court conservatives signal support for state transgender sports bans during oral arguments
Supreme Court justices debated state bans on transgender students in women's sports, with both sides invoking contrasting views of "fairness."
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Walz slammed for flip-flop after praising fraud prosecutor he said should be fired last week: ‘Don’t pretend’
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz faces backlash after praising departing prosecutor Joe Thompson, despite calling for his firing just one week earlier.
Reporter’s Notebook: Republicans seek exit from Venezuela war powers debate after recently voting for it
Senate Republicans may reverse course on Venezuela war powers debate despite voting to proceed with discussion. Bipartisan coalition faces potential GOP effort.
Conservative justice swipes at DOJ in trans sports case: ‘I don’t think you’re a PhD in this stuff’
Justice Neil Gorsuch confronted lawyers over Title IX implications of West Virginia's transgender athlete ban during Supreme Court hearing on sex discrimination in sports.
‘Golden Dome’ missile shield to be tested by Trump in key American territory
The Golden Dome missile defense system, a scaled-up version of Israel's Iron Dome, will be tested in Guam, according to Del. James Moylan, as tensions rise in the Pacific region.
JD Vance, ICE flip script on sanctuary city leaders as ‘chaos’ erupts across MN: ‘This is dangerous’
Vice President JD Vance and ICE are flipping the script on sanctuary politicians who have accused the agency of unleashing chaos, saying it is their rhetoric that is creating dangerous conditions.
Trump rips into GOP defectors as ‘real losers’ as Senate readies for final vote
Senate prepares for a Wednesday vote on a Venezuela war powers resolution as White House and Republican leadership pressures GOP senators to change their positions.
Trump to cut federal payments to sanctuary cities starting Feb 1 over immigration policies
President Donald Trump will suspend payments to sanctuary cities starting Feb. 1. He also criticized Minnesota officials over alleged widespread fraud.
Iran goes dark as regime unleashes force, cyber tools to crush protests
Iran's government imposes five-day internet blackout as nationwide protests intensify, with at least 646 people killed and over 10,000 arrested during the crackdown.
Lawmakers warn Philly officials against prosecuting ICE agents: ‘That’s not how America works’
Pennsylvania lawmakers warn Philadelphia officials against arresting ICE agents, saying they cannot interfere with federal enforcement.