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Kim Kardashian just revealed she didn’t pass the bar exam — but she’s not giving up. After six years of studying law, she told fans she’s “still all in until I pass the bar,” calling this setback “fuel, not failure.” Despite the result, Kim says she’s closer than ever to becoming a lawyer — proving even reality stars can chase real justice.

Tonight we're tracking a developing situation that starts in the South China Sea but quickly escalates to the halls of Congress. What begins as a routine naval exercise suddenly becomes a test of American resolve, forcing Washington to confront a decision that could reshape Pacific relations.

Yeah, I mean, we're looking at these documents that came out, you know, showing how the committee handled these cases, and there are whistleblowers saying that certain officials weren't following proper procedures, and people are really concerned about what's happening behind the scenes.

Good evening, I'm Judge Jeanine, and let me be clear: we're seeing a complete breakdown of law and order in our cities. My office is working with law enforcement to identify and prosecute these criminals who are entering our country illegally and threatening our safety.

Look, we've got an incredible exclusive coming up today, and I mean really incredible. Speaking of media bias, we're talking with a journalist who was actually fired, fired mind you, for simply reporting the facts on their platform. Check out the full interview on MegynKelly.com.

breaking news on the tech billionaire case: even with the ongoing investigation, sources say his company's value has jumped to 2.5 billion. but here's the catch - if prosecutors win, regulators could freeze his corporate accounts and stock options.

Breaking news: Ancient Roman artifacts discovered beneath local shopping center. Construction workers uncovered over 200 historical items during renovation work. Experts are examining these significant findings that could reveal important details about our past. Follow our channel for updates on this developing story.

Sources within the Justice Department are now questioning whether the latest executive order oversteps constitutional bounds. While the administration has yet to issue a formal response, critics argue these policies could spark a massive legal showdown across several federal districts later this week.