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Taxpayers can be grateful that the Supreme Court struck down President Joe Biden’s unconstitutional student loan bailout. The justices saved America from not just a massive expense on the current federal balance sheet, but excessive borrowing and higher tuition costs in the future.

FORT WORTH, Texas — The Arlington Police Department has closed the criminal case filed against Bishop Michael Olson.

ATLANTA -- When a handful of neo-Nazis gathered in front of an East Cobb synagogue last weekend, spewing antisemitic messages and conspiracy theories before a horrified community, they were led by a man who proudly proclaims himself “the most famous antisemite in America.”

Baltimore’s days of residents and reporters listening to live police radio traffic, monitoring developments in real-time, are numbered.

Eight more inmates have filed lawsuits alleging they were raped and abused inside the Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla, where former guard Greg Rodriguez is suspected of attacking at least 22 inmates and now faces 96 criminal counts that include rape, sodomy, sexual battery and rape threatening to use…

Seven new alternatives to the high-cost Humira drug will be available in July. Some will be offered at significantly lower prices, but will patients see big savings?

If you’re one of the millions of Americans taking the prescription medication Humira, get ready to add the word biosimilars to your conversations with your doctor.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom was able to wrest budget dollars from skeptical lawmakers for his plan to reform San Quentin State Prison — but the spending plan does not commit to closing more facilities, as some Democrats wanted.

AUSTIN — Statements that crime witnesses make while under hypnosis will soon be inadmissible in Texas courts.