Judiciary

Missouri 53 mins ago

'Continued harassment': Lawsuit to ban feds from polling sites filed by Missouri Republicans

Missouri's Republican attorney general and secretary of state filed a lawsuit in a bid to ban the Department of Justice from interfering with polling places.

Opinion 7 hours ago

Post-election decision: Do you want to live in a red state or a blue state?

A recent survey found that nearly 1 in 4 Americans say local and national politics highly influence their decision about where to live. For millennials, that number jumps to 33%.

VIDEO 19 hours ago

Voters across the country reveal top issues with days until the election

Voters over the last several months told Fox News Digital that immigration, the economy, abortion, democracy and overseas wars were their top issues heading into the election. 

Media 21 hours ago

UK man warns about state prosecuting 'thought crimes' after charged for silent prayer: 'Horrific implications'

UK Christian Adam Smith-Connor was found guilty this month of violating a local abortion buffer zone law for silently praying outside an abortion facility.

Elections 23 hours ago

Activists sound alarm on Missouri abortion amendment: ‘Infinitely more than abortion’

Missouri pro-life activists and leaders sound the alarm about a sweeping abortion amendment they say will "go way beyond abortion" and enshrine transgender surgeries on children.

Abortion 1 day ago

Abortion supporters at Women's March in Boston turn out in droves to support Harris presidency

Abortion supporters participated in the Woman's March in Boston, Massachusetts ahead of Election Day in a strong show of support for Vice President Kamala Harris.

Media 2 days ago

Female athletes anxiously await Supreme Court decision to take up transgender participation in women's sports

Former college soccer player Lainey Armistead said she is fighting on behalf of future generations of women and girls, so they will be able to play on a level playing field.

Media 2 days ago

‘Influencing’ near UK abortion facilities criminalized as gov plans to roll out nationwide ‘buffer zones’

The national law, applying to England and Wales, will criminalize the act of "influencing" someone’s decision to "access" abortion services within 150 meters of a facility.

Politics 2 days ago

Supreme Court upholds Pennsylvania provisional ballot ruling, in a major loss for GOP

Republicans in the Keystone State filed an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court just days before the election regarding the state's processing of provisional ballots.

Politics 2 days ago

Federal judge orders Musk back to Pennsylvania court for 'illegal lottery' lawsuit

Philadelphia's top prosecutor sued Elon Musk and his Trump-supporting political action committee over its $1 million daily giveaways, arguing they amount to “illegal bribery."