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US Education January 20

Native American group vows Supreme Court fight over woke New York mascot ban

Native American advocacy group prepares to take constitutional fight over school name bans to Supreme Court, arguing New York's rule violates 14th Amendment rights.

Politics January 20

Gun rights on private property debated at Supreme Court

Supreme Court weighs Hawaii law requiring property owner consent for concealed carry. Conservative justices challenge Second Amendment restrictions.

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Flash January 20

Don Lemon could be prosecuted for embedding with protesters at Minnesota church, legal analyst says

Don Lemon could potentially face criminal charges for embedding in an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church, Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ legal analyst argues.

VIDEO January 19

The right to protest does NOT extend to this: Gregg Jarrett

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ legal analyst Gregg Jarrett sets the record straight on what’s ahead for the group of anti-I.C.E. protesters that disrupted a church service in Minnesota as the Justice Department investigates on ‘Hannity.’

Travel January 17

America's 250th anniversary sparks travel rush as experts issue urgent booking warning

America's 250th anniversary celebrations feature historic destinations nationwide, offering numerous family-friendly events. AAA recommends booking early for 2026.

Australia January 16

Australia removes 4.7M kids from social media platforms in first month of historic ban

Australia says millions of underage social media accounts were shut down in the first month after a sweeping new ban on users under 16 took effect.

Immigration January 15

Hochul endorses legislation to allow New Yorkers to sue ICE agents: 'Power does not justify abuse'

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul backed legislation to allow residents to sue ICE agents for alleged constitutional violations as part of new guardrails for immigration enforcement.

US protests January 14

New Dem bill would force schools to label Jan 6 Capitol breach as ‘unprecedented, violent attack’

New legislation in Virginia would set strict language requirements for any classroom discussion of Jan. 6, requiring teachers to frame it as an attack on democracy.

VIDEO January 13

Pope Leo XIV warns freedom of expression around the world is ‘rapidly shrinking’

The ‘Outnumbered’ panel discusses Pope Leo XIV’s comments about the global status of free speech.

World Religions Buddhism January 13

Buddhist monks walking 2,300 miles from Texas to DC go viral with 1M+ social media followers

Buddhist monks trek 2,300 miles from Texas to Washington, D.C., in spiritual peace walk, drawing national attention and inspiring millions across America.

United Kingdom January 12

UK targets Elon Musk’s X with fines and possible ban over Grok deepfake abuse

The U.K.'s communications regulator, Ofcom, launched a formal investigation into Elon Musk's X platform following reports of AI chatbot Grok creating illegal deepfake images.