The Virginia redistricting fight just hit a legal speed bump that Democrats will not like. The Supreme Court of Virginia threw out a voter‑approved referendum that would have installed a new Democratic‑drawn congressional map. The U.S. Supreme Court declined an emergency request to reverse that decision, which means Virginia will use the existing map for More

The South Carolina Supreme Court handed prosecutors a stinging rebuke — and a do-over. In a unanimous opinion the justices said jury interference and other trial errors, centered on actions by former Colleton County Clerk of Court Becky Hill, tainted Alex Murdaugh’s murder convictions and demanded a new trial. On Fox Report, former felony prosecutor More

Americans are rightly alarmed as reports pour in of a sudden tick surge and emergency‑room visits for tick bites climbing above normal levels across the country. The CDC’s own tracker has flashed an early‑season warning, and families, farmers, and hunters are left wondering whether this is merely ecological change or a sign of something more More

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has trained his sights on the NFL’s diversity playbook, issuing a subpoena that accuses the league’s Rooney Rule and other diversity hiring policies of running afoul of state law and the Constitution. This isn’t just another PR dust-up — it’s a legal challenge that asks whether race-conscious hiring rules should More

Senator John Kennedy didn’t mince words when he watched Senator Bill Cassidy tumble out of the Louisiana GOP primary two weekends ago. The result was ugly, predictable, and — as Kennedy told Fox News — capped off by President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Congresswoman Julia Letlow, which he called “the icing on the cake.” Trump’s More

Democrats finally dumped their long‑delayed 192‑page post‑mortem on the 2024 campaign into the public square — and then immediately scrubbed their fingerprints off it. Ken Martin, the DNC chair, published the report with a disclaimer that the party didn’t write it, and told donors and activists he couldn’t “in good faith” endorse its findings. That More