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Former Rep. Madison Cawthorn announces another run for Congress, this time in Florida, at just 30 years old.
The White House views ongoing protests in Portland as an opportunity to push for President Donald Trump's crime crackdown, citing concerns over protecting Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities.
Jane Fonda criticized Democratic leaders as 'not good enough' in their fight against Trump during a recent CNN appearance. She was promoting her relaunch of the Committee for the First Amendment.
The federal government partially shut down Wednesday after Democrats and Republicans failed to reach an agreement on a funding package; President Trump is seeking to reshape the federal government as part of his response to the shutdown.
President Donald Trump is open to talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un 'without any preconditions,' amid growing concerns over Pyongyang's missile capabilities.
An illegal immigrant accused of serial rape is facing reinstated charges after withdrawing a plea deal tied to as many as 17 victims in Nevada. Carlos Nava, a Mexican national, has been deported eight times before being recharged by prosecutors.
FOX News Media CEO Suzanne Scott and President & Executive Editor Jay Wallace honored the 2024 winners of the Spotlight Awards at a private luncheon.
Former New York Yankees star Mark Teixeira took a swing at Democrats before the U.S. Senate failed to pass a bill that would have avoided a government shutdown. Teixeira, who is running for Congress, made his comments in response to the shutdown.
New Jersey Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rep. Mikie Sherrill is facing criticism for being labeled the 'Kamala Harris of New Jersey' as the Garden State enters its final leg of the election cycle.
María Branyas, 117, has been confirmed by Guinness World Records as the world's oldest living person, and researchers say her longevity can be attributed to six healthy aging secrets. She credits her long life to a combination of factors including diet, exercise, social connections, stress management, and genetics.
ESPN star Paul Finebaum recalls a 2013 viral moment when he compared Lane Kiffin to Miley Cyrus, calling him the 'Miley Cyrus of college football'. The comparison was part of one of Finebaum's early viral moments on ESPN.
Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani hopes for 'momentum' to end Israel's Gaza war following a US-proposed ceasefire plan, as Hamas deliberates on the proposal.
Members of the Rohingya community who fled violence in Myanmar have asked the UN for justice as aid cuts exacerbate their struggles, bringing international attention to their plight at a UNGA conference.
The White House has declared an imminent government shutdown after the Senate failed to pass a funding bill, leaving federal agencies without funding through November 21. The move follows a GOP-backed spending bill's rejection by the Senate.
The Taliban shut down internet and telecom services across Afghanistan on Monday, citing morality concerns as a UN warns of 'significant harm' to citizens.
A federal judge has rebuked Kari Lake for alleged blatant contempt after filing to cut over 500 jobs at VOA, a US government-funded international radio service. The judge temporarily blocked her efforts in the Washington courtroom on Monday.
Democrat Mikie Sherrill leads Republican Jack Ciattarelli by 8 percentage points among likely voters in New Jersey's governor's race, according to a Fox News survey.
A Florida teen has been accused of faking an abduction, shooting himself in the leg to escape, and sparking an Amber Alert before it was later revealed he had fabricated the story.
President Donald Trump gave Hamas up to four days to accept his 20-point peace plan, warning that failure would lead to a 'very sad end' if they refuse to negotiate.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told hundreds of senior military officers that he plans to overhaul the military's culture, warning those who disagree with his vision to consider resigning.
US President Donald Trump addressed hundreds of military generals in Virginia, discussing topics including climbing stairs and addressing the crisis in Ukraine, with many noting his repetition of key points. The meeting highlighted the President's views on various global issues affecting US interests.
The federal government is on track for a shutdown at midnight as lawmakers struggle to reach a deal by the deadline, and other top headlines including ongoing economic concerns and a surge in global COVID-19 cases are also making news today.
The US has agreed to deport 120 Iranians, including some who entered the country illegally, as part of a deal reached with Tehran, according to reports.
Tribesmen in India's northeast protest a planned mega-dam that would be built to counter a Chinese dam project in the region of Arunachal Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh. The protesters argue the dam will harm their environment and way of life.
Hillary Clinton sparks backlash from conservatives after criticizing 'White men of a certain religion' for doing damage to the country during a recent MSNBC appearance. The comment was perceived as targeting white evangelical Christians, who have historically been supportive of her husband Bill Clinton and other Republican politicians.
Top comedians are using their platforms to help improve Saudi Arabia's reputation through its new comedy festival, which has raised eyebrows due to the country's human rights record and its relationship with the US military. The event is state-sponsored and marks a shift in how Riyadh presents itself as an open and accepting society.
Polls show a tight contest in the battle for New Jersey's governorship ahead of Election Day 2025, which also sees a closely contested election in Virginia.
I couldn't find any information about Chris Wright's announcement about a government-led initiative to boost coal use and production in the U.S. It appears that no such announcement was made.
Israel has been actively expanding its presence in Africa, with recent moves including the reopening of the Israeli embassy in Zambia, a country it has maintained diplomatic relations with since 1972; no clear long-term strategic objectives have been formally stated by Israel regarding its endgame on the continent however.
A British blogger was arrested for sharing an anti-Hamas meme online and claims he didn't know about the potential harm it could cause, sparking a backlash from law enforcement. Pete North, 47, has blasted police after his arrest, saying they failed to inform him of possible content restrictions.
US President Donald Trump's 20-point peace plan for ending the Gaza war has been welcomed by Arab and Islamic countries, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also supporting the proposal.
Google's YouTube has agreed to pay $24.5 million to settle a lawsuit by President Donald Trump over his account suspension in 2021 following the U.S. Capitol attack.
YouTube agreed to pay $24.5 million to settle a lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump after he was suspended from the platform following the January 6, 2021, insurrection.
A UNC professor has been placed on administrative leave after it was revealed that they are a member of the far-left gun club Redneck Revolt. The university has taken action against the professor without naming them, citing concerns over their membership in the group.
Democrats plan a luxury retreat in Napa, California's wine country, as a potential government shutdown threatens to disrupt Congress' work. The decision has drawn criticism from Republicans and others who see it as out of touch with the economic concerns of ordinary Americans.
The View' co-hosts hail NFL's Super Bowl halftime show selection of Bad Bunny as a 'business decision', praising its potential to attract new viewers and boost revenue.
India's cricket team refused to accept the Asia Cup trophy after beating Pakistan, sparking tension between the two nations ahead of a highly anticipated bilateral series. The refusal is seen as a diplomatic protest over Pakistan's support for cross-border militant groups.
UFC president Dana White revealed details about a brief conversation he had with former President Barack Obama during President Donald Trump's inauguration earlier this year. The nature of their chat has yet to be made public.
South Korea's new leftist President Lee Jae-myung appeared unfazed after a provocative post by Donald Trump on his Truth Social platform, which some interpreted as an attempt to provoke the President before their late August meeting. The post, filled with typos and profanity, seemed to have little impact on the outcome of the meeting.
The Department of War's Gold Star Advisory Council convened for the first time on Monday, establishing a direct line for families of fallen service members to meet and engage with senior Pentagon officials.
Researchers in Wisconsin have discovered a long-lost 'ghost ship' hidden in Lake Michigan since 1886, shedding new light on a maritime mystery that has puzzled historians for over a century.
A possible government shutdown on Tuesday would be unprecedented due to its complex causes and potential consequences, setting it apart from past funding crises. The impending deadline is fueled by deep-seated partisan divisions over key issues beyond traditional budget disagreements.
New York Times correspondent Nikole Hannah-Jones has called efforts by public figures to mourn and venerate Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated, 'unsettling' in an essay.
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed a new US House map into law as part of President Donald Trump's plan to help Republicans win another US House seat in next year's congressional election. The move aims to try to hold on to a narrow Republican majority.
Europe retains the Ryder Cup, winning 14-11 after a dramatic comeback from behind on the final day at Bethpage Black. The victory ends a wild weekend in the tournament that saw Europe trail by as much as 4.5 points late on day two.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams ended his reelection campaign on Sunday, leaving rival Zohran Mamdani as the front-runner in the mayoral race. Rivals scrambled to capitalize on Adams' exit.
New York Mayor Eric Adams announced Sunday that he is dropping out of the mayoral race, abandoning his campaign for re-election.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams dropped out of the city's mayoral race on Sunday, halting his re-election campaign, as speculation grew that he would clear the way for former Gov. Andrew Cuomo to run.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has suspended his reelection bid amid a crowded field of Democratic challengers vying for the party's nomination to take on him. The move is seen as a strategic decision by Adams' rivals seeking to consolidate opposition against him.
The Washington Post editorial board criticized former Vice President Kamala Harris' new book and her return to the spotlight as a distraction from pressing Democratic issues that require 'attention and resources'.
Consolidation of power in Venezuela and US President Donald Trump's actions have drawn comparisons to countries where democracy has faded, prompting concerns about the erosion of free press and political freedoms. Both leaders' moves towards punishing perceived enemies are seen as alarming signs of authoritarian tendencies.
A Republican candidate in a blue state is risking support by openly embracing President Trump's popularity, despite his low approval rating in New Jersey. This move may prove detrimental to their chances of winning elections in a state where many voters disapprove of Trump.
An off-duty DC firefighter was shot and immediately called 911, but after waiting minutes for no response, he took matters into his own hands on a dimly lit Capitol Hill street. The incident occurred on September 20 while Dziekan was dressed in lederhosen walking home from an Oktoberfest party.
A manhunt is underway in North Carolina for a suspect who fired gunshots from a boat toward a restaurant on Saturday night, killing three and injuring eight others at the Southport Yacht Basin.
Disney Adults,' a niche demographic characterized by an unrelenting passion for Disney-themed activities, range from fantasy football to day-trading and even elaborate weddings at Magic Kingdom. This devoted group encompasses individuals with or without children of their own, united by their enthusiasm for the Disney brand.
Democrat gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill remains silent on trans athlete issues despite being called out by President Trump. Her congressional voting record on related bills has also gone unaddressed.
At least 91 Palestinian people were killed on Saturday in relentless Israeli attacks throughout the Gaza Strip, with many of the fatalities occurring in areas Israel has designated as 'safe'. The military's intensified assault has been widely criticized.
New Jersey GOP gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli criticized his opponent, U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill, as out of step with the state on immigration issues during a town hall meeting, calling her 'not a centrist.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov delivers a stark warning to NATO countries in his UNGA speech, following US President Donald Trump's shift on Ukraine policy.
Director Paul Thomas Anderson's new film 'One Battle After Another' has been criticized for being an ill-timed apologia for left-wing violence, premiering during a period of heightened tensions in American politics. The timing of the release raises questions about whether the film is opportunistically cashing in on current events.
President Donald Trump accused former FBI Director Christopher Wray of lying about FBI agents' presence during the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, days after his administration brought charges against a former DOJ official.
Attorney General Pam Bondi declares a 'new era of political violence,' vowing a federal crackdown on extremist groups targeting federal officers nationwide after agents were deployed to ICE facilities across the country.
South Korea's president asked President Donald Trump to become a peacemaker and use his leadership to negotiate with North Korea, reducing military tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris' new book about her 2024 campaign trail only mentions Michelle Obama three times, a surprisingly low number given their close relationship and Obama's significant impact on Harris' life and career. The scarcity of Michelle Obama references has raised eyebrows among fans and observers.
The Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) social media reach surpassed that of MSNBC and CNN last summer, according to DHS reports. DHS's media impressions reached millions across multiple platforms.
Republicans are taking steps to prevent another government shutdown by re-evaluating their approach after previously sidestepping a shutdown in March when 10 Senate Democrats gave them the votes they needed.
An American nurse in Gaza City has filmed footage of a hospital's partial collapse as tensions escalate during Israel's latest ground operation in the region. The healthcare system in Gaza City is under increasing pressure and on the verge of collapse due to the ongoing conflict.
The Trump administration has asked the US Supreme Court to review an executive order restricting birthright citizenship, which could redefine the concept of automatic citizenship for children born in the country.
Vice President JD Vance criticized 'left-wing radicals' for inciting political violence on social media, responding to a video that appeared to mock Trump supporters over their response to a controversy involving Bud Light.
Bruce Springsteen warns that the Democratic Party has alienated Americans with its far-left policies, while criticizing President Trump and placing him in 'the trash heap of history'.
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell considers running for Minnesota governor next year, aligning himself with President Donald Trump and espousing election denial views.
The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has raised concerns about left-wing terrorism as a new study reveals that violence is hitting a 30-year high in the US. Prosecutors have charged 22-year-old Tyler Robinson with his murder on September 10.
US Supreme Court sides with President Donald Trump, allowing him to freeze $4bn in foreign aid from being disbursed. The ruling reverses a lower court's decision that had allowed the aid to be released.
A US appeals court is set to hear a Medicaid fraud case that could result in a $1.8 billion fine for Planned Parenthood, a major provider of abortion services, as opponents and supporters weigh in on the decision's impact on reproductive rights.
The US House is set to vote on Epstein files, drawing attention to vulnerable GOP senators who may face backlash if the documents reveal wrongdoing by their colleagues. The spotlight shifts to these lawmakers ahead of Tuesday's special election in Arizona.
Atlanta's airport has forfeited at least $37.5 million after refusing to disavow diversity, equity and inclusion programs as mandated by President Donald Trump's administration.
US President Donald Trump has announced plans to impose a 100% import tax on pharmaceutical drugs, part of a broader plan to add tariffs on various products, amid ongoing trade tensions. The move is expected to significantly impact the pharmaceutical industry and consumers nationwide.
Kamala Harris was seen throwing 'JOE BIDEN WON' talking points on a table after a disastrous debate, signaling her disapproval of the pressure to celebrate President Biden's performance as the winner. The incident occurred during Harris' time as vice president.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to address the UN General Assembly on Friday, speaking amid unprecedented criticism of Israel's actions.
Hundreds of current and former VA doctors, nurses and other caregivers have issued a warning to the Department of Veterans Affairs about the negative impacts of the agency's recent staffing cuts and policy changes on veterans' care.
President Trump reacts to the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, calling him a 'disaster' who 'placed a cloud over the entire nation.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris used a 2020 campaign phrase during a conversation with a pregnant mom concerned about raising a son under the Trump administration.
Top Democrats in Washington are calling for investigations into the release of New Jersey Rep. Mikie Sherrill's unredacted military records by a branch of the National Archives.
President Donald Trump's new peace plan for Gaza is being circulated at the United Nations as Israel launches long-range strikes in Yemen, highlighting ongoing tensions between the countries and a potential impasse in negotiations.
Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted by a grand jury on two counts: alleged false statements within jurisdiction of the legislative branch and obstruction of a congressional proceeding.
A Polish mountaineer has made history by becoming the first person to ski down Mount Everest without supplemental oxygen, reaching the treacherous death zone of the mountain's summit.
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by three Minnesota girls' high school softball players who claimed they had to compete against a biological male transgender pitcher. The players had argued that allowing the trans athlete to play on their team violated Title IX and state laws.
President Donald Trump announced that China's Xi has approved of a proposed deal putting TikTok under US ownership, following an executive order signed by Trump to address national security concerns.
A Trump-linked group has released records showing California's lawsuit against the administration for allowing trans athletes to compete in sports may lack standing due to a lack of legal basis, the group claims. The records were provided by a top Trump confidant's legal watchdog to Fox News Digital.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to five years in prison after being found guilty of criminal conspiracy in a scheme to finance his 2007 presidential campaign with Libyan funds.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has accused Israel of war crimes at the United Nations General Assembly, citing its use of starvation as a weapon and ongoing settlement projects.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was found guilty of criminal conspiracy on Thursday, with the verdict stemming from accusations that he accepted millions of euros in illegal payments.
President Barack Obama admitted he has been 'digging myself out of a hole' in his relationship with Michelle Obama during his European speaking tour in London's O2 Arena.
A man has been identified as a suspect in an 'act of targeted violence' against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Dallas, part of a growing pattern of attacks on the agency during both Trump administrations.
The US government is providing a financial bailout to Argentina, with sources suggesting that the deal benefits key Trump ally, Argentine President Alberto Fernández. The negotiations come as concerns over Argentina's economic stability and its ties to the US have grown in recent months.
Gen-Z protesters in Ladakh's high-altitude desert region carried out violent demonstrations that turned deadly, killing four people and causing widespread destruction.
Longtime Trump advisor Taylor Budowich is departing the White House at the end of the month as deputy chief of staff for communications and personnel, marking his exit from the administration.
Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger criticized President Donald Trump's remarks at the UN General Assembly, calling them 'wrong' and saying they undermine efforts to combat climate change.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris faces backlash for saying Pete Buttigieg was not a viable running mate due to his sexual orientation. The comment sparked swift criticism from some who argue it perpetuates discriminatory attitudes towards LGBTQ+ individuals.
Vice President JD Vance paused his North Carolina speech to take a selfie with a 9-year-old boy who told him he skipped school to ask for a photo, making it the day's most viral moment.