Despite vicious attacks from leftist politicians and legislative losses in states since the overturning of Roe in June of 2022, a major court victory in New York is being celebrated by pro-life…

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Joe Biden’s Bidenomics is working… but not for Americans, as we now find out that foreign-born people (including millions of illegal aliens) are gaining…

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PHOENIX (AP) — A man accused of fatally shooting one Phoenix police officer and wounding another has been charged with first-degree murder, prosecutors said Monday. Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced that a grand jury indicted 41-year-old Saul Bal on four other felony charges: attempt to commit first-degree murder, aggravated assault, burglary in the first degree and misconduct involving weapons. Mitchell said a trial date for Bal hasn’t been set. Alicia Dominguez, a lawyer for...

A judge dealt former Chief of Staff a blow on Monday, rejecting his request to move his criminal charges in Arizona to federal court. U.S. District Judge John Tuchi wrote Monday that failed to " for his untimely filing" of his removal request, and that he failed to "demonstrate that the conduct charged in the state's prosecution relates to his former color of office as Chief of Staff to the President." In April, an Arizona grand jury indicted 18 people on nine felony counts in an attempt to...

Police in Chennai, India, detained 104 striking employees of the local Samsung Electronics plant because they were allegedly planning to hold a protest march without obtaining proper permission. District senior police officer K Shanmugam said permission for the protest march was required because there are schools and hospitals that would “become totally paralyzed,” and the protesters would likely “disturb public peace.” “We have detained them in wedding halls as all of them can’t be in stations...