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Ohio officials have suspended the medical license of a Toledo doctor who allegedly force-fed abortion pills to his pregnant girlfriend. 

A newborn was surrendered to a Safe Haven Baby Box at a fire station in Clermont County, Ohio. 

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier (R) filed a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood on Thursday for claiming abortions pills are “safer than Tylenol,” a common pain relief drug. 

A Chinese former top aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo enjoyed a lavish lifestyle and millions of dollars in kickbacks working as an undeclared agent for China, federal prosecutors claim. 

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) supported shutting down the federal government “to feed the far left of his party because he didn’t have the courage, the will to lead the far left,” EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said during an event with Breitbart News on Monday.

The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board is urging Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) to veto an assisted suicide bill that state lawmakers narrowly passed on Halloween. 

A Texas father has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for his toddler’s fentanyl death.

On Nov. 4, Virginia Democrats gained 13 seats in the House of Delegates and maintained majorities in the House and Senate, meaning they can continue the process of sending amendments for voters’ approval in 2026.

A 43-year-old Illinois mother is accused of getting pregnant and having a child with a 14-year-old boy her daughter took as a date to a junior high dance.

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen (R) announced an executive order on Thursday barring abortion providers from participating in the state’s Medicaid system. 

The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed the Trump administration to enforce a policy restricting sex designations on passports to “male” and “female” based on the sex an individual was at birth. 

Former President Barack Obama (D) lauded former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (N-CA) on Thursday after she announced her retirement following almost four decades in Congress. 

A House Republican lawmaker is set to propose a bill that would block federal funds to New York City for as long as democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani is mayor. 

Nearly two dozen Democrat-led states and Washington, DC, filed a lawsuit against the Department of Education (DOE) on Monday over a recent rule change to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) student loan debt relief program.

Some top contenders have emerged in the 2026 Georgia Governor race on both side of the aisle, although a high percentage of voters are undecided, new polling shows.

Democrat Jay Jones narrowly won the Virginia Attorney General race on Tuesday night over incumbent Republican Jason Miyares, various outlets projected.

A federal judge has ruled that the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) must provide sex change procedures to a convicted pedophile who recently began identifying as transgender.

Kimberly Guilfoyle, a former prosecutor and television host and a longtime ally of President Donald Trump, officially took office on Tuesday as the U.S. ambassador to Greece.

A National Women’s Soccer League club is divided after Angel City FC star Elizabeth Eddy called on the league to “adopt gender standards” to protect women’s sports. 

A Florida man has been found guilty of shooting and killing his pregnant girlfriend, who refused to get an abortion.

U.S. Olympic fencer Margherita Guzzi Vincenti, as well as competitive women’s fencers Emma Griffin and Patricia Hughes, filed a class-action lawsuit against USA Fencing over the organization allegedly allowing males to compete in women’s divisions, despite advertising the events as “female only.” 

Ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina told Reuters on Wednesday that millions of voters in her party, the Awami League, will boycott next year’s election after the party was barred from contesting the polls.

A newborn was surrendered to a Safe Haven Baby Box for the first time in Wisconsin’s history since the state passed a law allowing the devices in 2023.

Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff (D), who was dubbed the “most endangered Senate Democrat” by CNN, is touting an “unstoppable grassroots coalition” — but the most recent Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings indicate his reelection campaign is being powered by out-of-state money.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) is calling on Louisiana State University (LSU) to build a statue in honor of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. 

Republicans are vying to snag the seat of Democrat Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA), who has been dubbed the “most vulnerable” Democrat up for reelection.

A federal court this week struck a death blow to a Biden-era rule that reinterpreted discrimination law to include “gender identity,” forcing hospitals to perform sex changes.

The Minnesota Supreme Court issued a ruling on Wednesday siding with a male pretending to be a woman who wanted to compete in a women’s powerlifting event.

A new clinic opened in Boulder, Colorado, that offers to abort babies up to 34 weeks of pregnancy for “any reason,” which is ten weeks after most babies can survive outside the womb and roughly six weeks before a baby is considered full-term.

An Arkansas father made a devastating discovery on Saturday when he found his teen son dead after falling 200 feet from a bluff at Buffalo National River, officials said.

An abortion clinic that kills unborn babies in the latest stages of pregnancy is expected to open in New Jersey next year. 

While many have memory-holed the abuses of the COVID-19-era, a Christian employee of the largest national laboratory in the United States is continuing his court battle four years later against his employer, who he alleges discriminated against him for refusing to take the coronavirus vaccine.

Police released surveillance footage on Tuesday of a woman who was last seen with the newborn baby girl abandoned at a Midtown subway station in New York City.

The Trump administration reached an agreement with the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) on Friday to reinstate student loan forgiveness plans after partially blocking them during litigation.

A newborn baby girl was discovered abandoned on the steps of a Midtown subway station in New York City on Monday morning, according to law enforcement.

Bible sales soared 36 percent in September compared to the same month in 2024, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing data from the publishing sales tracker Circana BookScan.