A divided federal appeals court ruled that ending gender-affirming care is not improper, supporting a DOJ subpoena.
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KJZZ’s Friday NewsCap revisits major stories of the week, discussing Gov. Hobbs' running mate pick and ballot language.
Concerns rise as social security turns 91. Trust fund expected to deplete by 2034. Calls for action to ensure benefits for future generations.
A federal judge denied halting majority-Black voter districts for new county judges, allowing the litigation to proceed.
A French court struck down a law banning kids under 15 from social media, saying it infringes on fundamental freedoms.
President Trump’s administration seeks Supreme Court approval to continue the $400 million White House ballroom project.
A NYPD officer was convicted under a law banning chokeholds, facing up to seven years in prison, and dismissed.
South Korean investors, dubbed "ants", saw stocks surge in 2026 with AI demand, but market volatility soon hit hard.
A conservative former criminal defense lawyer with no political experience became president in Cali, Colombia.
President Trump faces a lawsuit over Truth Social's paid service, accused of unconstitutional early post access.