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March 7, 2023

AK commission to investigate only LGBTQ discrimination cases related to workplaces, reversing previous policy

An Alaska commission has reversed a policy that once promised equal protections for the LGBTQ in most categories of discrimination. Only workplace complaints will now be investigated

March 6, 2023

Top 5 worst US cities to drive in are run by Democratic mayors

The top five U.S. cities with the worst traffic are also run by Democratic mayors according to a report in MarketWatch, and driver satisfaction is low.

March 2, 2023

Muslim group warns LGBTQ rights bill could encroach on religious liberty: 'Cramming this legislation through'

A Muslim advocacy group has launched a petition urging Michigan lawmakers to provide religious protections in a proposed LGBTQ rights bill.

March 1, 2023

Newsom declares war on environmentalists seeking to halt construction project

California Gov. Gavin Newsom blasted activists opposing construction of new housing units in a public park in the city of Berkeley as "selfish" and "wealthy homeowners" after a court halted the project over environmental concerns.

February 22, 2023

Ned Ryun predicts investigation against Donald Trump will 'evaporate'

American Majority CEO Ned Ryun joins 'Jesse Watters Primetime' to discuss the latest in the Georgia grand jury's investigation into Donald Trump.

February 16, 2023

John Yoo: This could 'close the book' on the Georgia 2020 election fraud claims

UC Berkeley law professor John Yoo breaks down a Georgia grand jury indicating possible perjury in a criminal probe of former President Donald Trump on 'Your World.'

January 20, 2023

Arkansas bill classifying drag shows as 'adult' businesses advances in legislature

Arkansas is one step closer to classifying drag shows as "adult-oriented" businesses after a bill advanced in the state senate, Thursday.

January 5, 2023

Why one sheriff still worries ‘America’s most dangerous law’ still has teeth

Southern Illinois sheriff, Jeff Bullard, hopes the no-cash bail ruling will hold, but remains concerned about existing SAFE-T Act provisions affecting police.

December 22, 2022

John Yoo: It's in Sam Bankman-Fried's interest to plead guilty now

U.C. Berkeley law professor John Yoo weighs in on the legal fallout of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried being released on $250 million bond on 'Your World.'

December 12, 2022

Philadelphia must remove box covering Christopher Columbus statue, judge rules

The Christopher Columbus statue will now stand freely in Marconi Plaza, Philadelphia after a judge ruled that the statue should not be boxed or removed.