Justice Amy Coney Barrett Defends Dobbs Ruling, Says Abortion Questions Belong to States
In a CBS interview, Barrett says Dobbs left policy choices to states and stresses the court’s limited constitutional role
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Hochul Defends New Bell-to-Bell Phone Ban, Citing Safety Concerns During School Emergencies
Governor says cellphones can reveal students' locations during active-shooter incidents as New York implements statewide classroom ban
Trump Watches US Open Final With Family and Close Aides in Rolex Box
President attended Arthur Ashe Stadium final in Queens flanked by granddaughter Arabella Kushner and several senior White House aides
Michigan Democrat Mallory McMorrow Ties NFL RedZone Ad Shift to Broader Affordability Critique of Trump
McMorrow’s new ad blames “corporate greed” and tariffs after NFL RedZone dropped its seven‑hours‑commercial‑free promise; the spot frames the change as emblematic of rising costs for everyday Americans.
Judge Faces Threats After Bail Granted to Georgia Daycare Worker Accused of Beating One-Year-Old
District attorney says threats against magistrate will be prosecuted after accused caregiver was released on $44,000 bond; state agency has closed and is investigating the daycare.
Knife-wielding man slashes NYPD officer at Brooklyn precinct; officers shoot suspect dead
Attack at 73rd Precinct in Brownsville leaves a female officer injured; NYPD says suspect lunged at officers before being fatally shot
Vietnam veteran challenges Croton-on-Hudson over 'Trump is my President' banner
Village officials cite longstanding ban on banners as code violation; veteran and his attorney say enforcement targets political speech and plan to contest citation
Trump Attends U.S. Open Men’s Final Amid Heightened Security and Mixed Crowd Reaction
President Donald Trump watched Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz at Arthur Ashe Stadium after the USTA asked broadcasters to avoid showing crowd reactions
Trump Issues Caution to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Vaccine Rift Widens in GOP
Oval Office remarks and a Senate hearing this week highlighted growing tensions between the president, his health secretary and Republican lawmakers over vaccine policy