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President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump are set to receive a full royal welcome from King Charles III at Windsor Castle, marking their arrival on Tuesday night.
The US Department of Justice is suing Rhode Island schools for offering race-based student loan forgiveness that excludes White teachers. The lawsuit targets a program in Providence Public School District that only provides loan forgiveness to non-white educators.
A man drove a car into the FBI's Pittsburgh field office early Wednesday in what authorities described as an intentional 'act of terror'. The incident occurred at the agency's facility in Penn Hills, Pennsylvania.
The Department of Homeland Security and USCIS have unveiled a letter that President Donald Trump will send to new US citizens, marking a historic moment in his presidency. The letter is expected to be a significant gesture, underscoring Trump's commitment to welcoming newcomers to the country.
California high school senior Hadeel Hazameh believes she was brainwashed into competing against male athletes, alleging that she was discriminated against due to her gender identity after being forced to watch men win ahead of her in track events for three years. The case highlights a growing controversy over transgender participation in sports in California under the state's policy allowing biological males to compete on female teams.
The UK will roll out a grand welcome for US President Donald Trump during his second state visit, featuring royal pomp and potential protests by critics.
Dearborn's Muslim mayor tells Christian he's 'not welcome' in debate on honoring pro-terror Arab leader, sparking controversy at a city council meeting last week. The exchange occurred after local resident Edward 'Ted' Barham raised concerns about the city's decision to honor a pro-terror Arab leader.
A four-time deportee has been convicted of murdering a Tacoma auto dealer, sparking an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) attack on 'open border policies' in the US.
FBI Director Kash Patel faced intense questioning from Democratic senators during a Senate hearing, where he struggled to address concerns over mishandled Epstein files and firings of agents for alleged political reasons. The tense exchanges raised questions about potential politicization within the agency.
President Donald Trump requested that Texas Republicans create additional GOP-leaning congressional districts in an attempt to maintain Republican control of the House of Representatives. This move could potentially derail GOP gerrymandering efforts.
An aspiring musician's tribute song to Charlie Kirk is going viral on social media and has landed her an invite to perform at the Michigan Capitol. The song's popularity stems from Kirk's significant impact as a conservative activist who drew thousands of mourners across the US after his tragic passing.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro strongly condemns Trump over his response to Charlie Kirk's assassination, calling for unity and moral clarity in the wake of violent attacks on political figures.
The Trump administration is reportedly removing signs and exhibits from national parks that document the history of slavery in the US, further sparking criticism about its handling of sensitive historical topics.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley reveals the FBI's 'Arctic Frost' probe into President Donald Trump also investigated Charlie Kirk's TPUSA and has been sweeping in dozens of Republican figures.
FBI Director Kash Patel has revealed details about an investigation into Charlie Kirk, and other top headlines are also emerging as part of Fox News' morning briefing.
I learned from debating Charlie Kirk that his views on conservatism are complex and multifaceted, challenging my own perspectives on the issues. The outcome of our debate leaves the country facing a crucial moment in its ideological divide.
FBI Director Kash Patel is set to face questions from Congress amid turmoil surrounding his agency, including controversies over investigations and document releases.
President Donald Trump is bringing a $15 billion defamation and libel lawsuit against The New York Times, accusing the paper of being a virtual 'mouthpiece' for the Democratic Party.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday that the US and Qatar are close to finalizing a defense cooperation agreement, framing the Middle Eastern ally as a key partner in counter-terrorism efforts.
US tariffs on Indian textile imports are having a devastating impact on India's textile industry, causing widespread job losses and economic hardship. Many Indian manufacturers are struggling to compete with cheaper imported goods, leading to a significant decline in production.
An emergency summit of Arab and Muslim countries in Doha declared its solidarity with Qatar and condemned Israel's bombing of the Qatari capital. The summit also condemned recent attacks on other Muslim-majority countries.
Senate Republicans plan to fast-track President Trump's nominees in batches this week as part of a major rule change aimed at expediting their confirmation process. The move would allow for the simultaneous consideration of non-cabinet and judicial nominees.
President Donald Trump has signed a memorandum establishing a task force to address crime in Memphis, Tennessee, bringing together the National Guard and FBI to crack down on crime.
The US military has found itself behind in drone warfare capabilities, according to a recent assessment of its technological advancements.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has purchased $1 billion worth of Tesla shares, erasing all of the company's steep 2025 losses. The move is seen as a significant injection of capital into the struggling automaker.
Maurene Comey, a longtime U.S. prosecutor who helped bring criminal cases against Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, sued the Trump administration Monday over her abrupt firing from the Justice Department, demanding reinstatement. She alleges the termination was unlawful.
President Donald Trump expresses shock over New York City's Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani receiving an endorsement from Governor Kathy Hochul despite her home state being a 'blue' state where Democrats typically dominate. Trump previously criticized Mamdani for using the term 'Liddle Communist'.
India's cricket team victories over Pakistan have become increasingly tied to patriotic sentiments, raising questions about whether this trend can be monetized and how it affects the country's relationship with its neighbor. The recent Asia Cup win was celebrated as a patriotic spectacle, sparking debates about the balance between national pride and sporting rivalry.
Sen. Thom Tillis warns of trouble if the White House focuses attention on North Carolina amid growing scrutiny over Democratic policies' connection to crime, including the Iryna Zarutska killing in Charlotte.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed their country's stance on the Gaza war as regional leaders gathered in Doha to discuss the situation.
The FDA has cleared an alert on the new Apple Watch Series 11 for detecting hypertension, a condition affecting nearly 1.3 billion adults worldwide without their knowledge.
Business owners in a New England college city are on the brink of collapse due to a surge in crime affecting its downtown area, threatening both students' parents and leaf-peeping tourists.
Zohran Mamdani secures key endorsement from top New York state Democrat in mayoral race. The top Democrat's support comes after nearly three months of waiting.
Former Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey will become the new deputy to Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino after being chosen by President Trump as a replacement for embattled director Kash Patel. The move comes despite ongoing criticism of Patel and a shift away from Trump's initial support for him.
Bobby Hart, a songwriter for the Monkees, has died at the age of 86, leaving behind his iconic hits such as 'Last Train to Clarksville' and 'I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone'.
Progressives in Seattle are divided over how to address homelessness as two candidates, including Democratic incumbent Mayor Bruce Harrell, take on the city's growing crisis in the November mayoral race. The issue is splitting the progressive vote.
Bobby Hart, a key songwriter behind Monkees hits like 'Last Train to Clarksville' and 'I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone,' has died at 86.
Equatorial Guinea has cut internet access on Annobón island after residents complained about construction activity and explosive blasts by a Moroccan company in July last year. The move restricts access to news outlets and social media platforms that were critical of the government's handling of protests.
Sudan's Christian population of 2 million is among those hardest hit by the country's two-year civil war, facing extreme hardship including having to eat animal feed and grass to survive. The situation has left many Christians crying out for mercy, with some describing it as a 'siege' on their faith.
ICE agents' type of warrant affects their ability to enter private businesses or homes, impacting immigration enforcement tactics like workplace raids. The Trump administration's enforcement blitz has sparked condemnation over its use of masked officers and large-scale raids.
The holy city of Santiago de Compostela in Spain has become a hotspot for overtourism following its status as the endpoint of religious pilgrimage. The influx of tourists is overwhelming local residents and infrastructure.
Federal prosecutors have indicted the founder and several leaders of the House of Prayer Christian Churches of America on charges related to a decades-long $22 million fraud scheme targeting military veterans. The ministry, based in Georgia, is accused of running the alleged scheme over many years.
Israeli forces have escalated bombing attacks in Gaza City, systematically leveling buildings and forcing an estimated 900,000 residents to flee their homes. The attacks target United Nations schools sheltering refugees, further exacerbating a humanitarian crisis in the besieged city.
American veterans working for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation have faced threats from Hamas while delivering aid to Palestinians in Gaza, sparking concerns about their safety. The incident occurred nearly two years into the war, as tensions continue to rise in the region.
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was convicted by a Supreme Court panel and sentenced to 27 years and three months in prison on charges related to his actions during his presidency. His influence could continue despite the lengthy sentence.
Erika Kirk, widow of Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk, has lived a life in the public eye from her days as Miss Arizona USA to leading a ministry and starting her own business. She is now navigating her legacy following her late husband's passing.
Tens of thousands of people attended a London rally led by far-right activist Tommy Robinson, which drew support for the anti-immigrant Reform UK party, as its popularity soars nationwide.
The Vatican is hosting a gathering of world's top thinkers and musicians in preparation for its first-ever pop concert, focusing on the intersection of technology and humanity. The event aims to shape both AI development and the future of human civilization.
A new GOP bill aims to eliminate an 'interpreter loophole' in the U.S. citizenship test, requiring individuals who are not proficient in English to take the test without assistance. The proposed law would effectively bar people who are not fluent in English from taking the citizenship exam.
At least 18 people, most of them students, were killed in an air strike on two private schools by Myanmar's military in a village in Rakhine state.
Latin music star Bad Bunny revealed in an interview that he has cancelled US tour dates for his latest tour to avoid potential detention of Latino fans by ICE during concerts.
Bill Maher and Ben Shapiro engaged in a heated debate on the politics of Charlie Kirk's assassin, disagreeing on where the individual falls ideologically. The argument was sparked during a recent 'Real Time' broadcast.
Big Tech's data centers may face grid cutoffs during power crises as policymakers consider a solution to prevent overloading U.S. electricity grids due to their rapid growth.
Former President Joe Biden's efforts to raise money for his presidential library are struggling to attract Democrat donors, according to a report. More than half a dozen people who were once major backers have shown reluctance to contribute.
A federal judge ruled that ICE agents can continue to make courthouse arrests in New York City, dismissing a legal challenge from immigrant rights groups and the ACLU.
Ammunition found at the scene of Pete Evans' alleged murder plot against Rep. Paul Pelosi Jr. shows evidence of rifle engravings that may hold clues to his motive, further fueling speculation about the true nature of Evans' intentions. The disturbing detail has raised eyebrows among investigators and sparked renewed scrutiny into the case.
California's Legislature passed a bill banning federal and state law enforcement officials from wearing masks, except in certain circumstances, which now heads to Governor Gavin Newsom for signature.
Denver Police say an 'extremist network' may have influenced the gunman behind this week's school shooting in Colorado, according to authorities in Jefferson County.
A Korean Air flight carrying over 300 South Korean workers, who had been previously detained by US immigration officials, left Atlanta for South Korea on Thursday afternoon. The departure is believed to be a response to US actions against Hyundai employees working at Trump's ICE facility in the US.
I couldn't find any information about Zohran Mamdani or President Donald Trump revealing a nickname for him. It seems like the content is fictional or non-existent.
US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized the department he leads, calling it 'on a 30- or 40-year decline', in recent Fox News appearances.
A FEMA employee has been placed on administrative leave for commenting that flags shouldn't be flown at half-mast in honor of 'racist homophobe' Charlie Kirk. The incident is under investigation by DHS and Secretary Kristi Noem.
Lawyers for two boys branded as sexual harassers by their Virginia school district after complaining about a transgender classmate who was using their locker room have taken the case to federal court, alleging they were wrongly targeted. The boys had initially complained that the girl, assigned male at birth but identifying as female, was using the boys' locker room in violation of their comfort level.
Zohran Mamdani leads his rivals by a significant margin in New York City mayoral election polls, just weeks from Election Day.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Brazil that the U.S. would respond after former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was convicted of plotting a coup to remain in power after his loss in elections.
Donald Trump observed 9/11 Anniversary with a visit to the Pentagon followed by an evening at the Yankees game.
The US Naval Academy is on lockdown following an active threat reported by a former midshipman who returned to campus armed with a weapon.
Donors and allies of Turning Point USA have recommitted to the group following the death of its leader, Charlie Kirk. The decision comes after a long and emotional conversation among contributors.
President Donald Trump arrived at Yankee Stadium on Thursday and spoke to the New York Yankees ahead of their 9/11 anniversary game against the Detroit Tigers.
The US Naval Academy in Annapolis has gone on lockdown after a former midshipman returned to campus armed with a weapon, prompting an active threat report, according to multiple sources. The situation is being monitored by authorities, but no further details have been released.
President Donald Trump's ratings are strong on border security and public safety, but weak on the economy, particularly when it comes to addressing rising prices, according to a recent Fox News poll.
Charlie Kirk's body will be flown from Utah to Phoenix on Air Force Two, a plane typically reserved for the vice president, as part of his final journey.
A 9/11 responder's wife criticizes Dr. Glen Weygoldt and author Sam Bollhoefer for their association with Zohran Mamdani, a Twitch streamer who said 'America deserved' the 9/11 attacks. The comments come ahead of New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's planned press conference on the 24th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.
Republicans from the House Oversight Committee have released a report alleging that billions of dollars in green grants under President Biden enriched his allies, raising concerns over conflicts of interest and financial mismanagement.
Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, was shot and killed in Utah at the age of 31. The incident comes as the country reflects on recent tragedies, including a mass shooting on 9/11 anniversary.
Wind and solar power provided over one-third of Brazil's electricity for the first time in August, breaking a new record as renewable energy sources continue to grow.
A 23-year-old woman who fled war in Ukraine to build a new life in the US was stabbed to death on a Charlotte light rail train, leaving behind a legacy of promise and possibility. Neighbors describe her as someone 'who could have taken the world by storm'.
House Democrats are launching an investigation into the FBI's handling of documents related to financier Jeffrey Epstein, citing concerns that Director Kash Patel is withholding information. The probe focuses on whether Patel is willfully refusing to disclose details about the case.
Democratic Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff dismissed attacks by Republicans who criticized him for exaggerating or lying about his role in passing legislation to help prevent veterans from foreclosing on their homes. Ossoff called the criticism 'the best they've got' and brushed it off as a lack of substance.
Texas has dropped its lawsuit against a doctor accused of violating a ban on providing transgender care to minors under GOP-led legislation in the state. The decision comes after a court ruling found that the doctor did not violate the law.
Charlie Kirk, a proud college dropout, earned President Donald Trump's admiration through frequent visits to the White House and his loyal support.
A jury has been seated for the high-profile federal trial of Ryan Routh, who is accused of attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump at his West Palm Beach golf club. The trial is part of an investigation into a plot to kidnap Mr. Trump in January 2021.
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was assassinated on Wednesday, marking the latest high-profile targeting of a conservative figure in a growing wave of violence against institutions and individuals perceived as right-leaning.
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk, 31, was killed in an assassination and lawmakers from both parties have bridged their partisan divide to express outrage over the violence, leading to a manhunt for the perpetrator in Utah.
Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative leader and campus figure, died tragically at age 31, leaving behind a legacy as a transformative force in both culture and politics.
Donald Trump criticized Democrats in a recent statement, while Charlotte's mayoral candidate won their primary following a deadly train attack and other top headlines are making news.
A Florida radio station has seen its ratings triple after rebranding as 'Trump Country' 93.7 FM and embracing President Donald Trump's brand.
Mayor Vi Lyles wins Democratic Party mayoral primary in Charlotte amid national backlash over recent train murder incident.
Polish defense officials say they shot down drones that violated its airspace during a Russian attack on neighboring Ukraine. The incident occurred early Monday morning.
Nepal's protests against the government turned violent across the Himalayan nation, resulting in at least 19 deaths and hundreds of injuries, with a parliament building reportedly ablaze in the chaos.
Democrat Walkinshaw wins special congressional election in northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C., in a contest overshadowed by President Donald Trump's influence.
The Trump administration is targeting misleading drug advertisements by proposing new rules to close a 1997 loophole allowing pharmaceutical companies to conceal safety risks in ads. The move aims to increase transparency and accuracy in pharmaceutical marketing.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order aiming to decrease the number of drug ads on TV and social media, citing concerns that pharmaceutical companies are misleading the public about medications and their side effects.
A former reality TV star who lost his home in California's wildfires blamed Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for delays in rebuilding efforts.
Elon Musk has expressed support for Conor McGregor's bid to become president of Ireland, urging him to 'save Ireland'. The UFC fighter announced his candidacy in March.
An Israeli attack in Qatar's capital, Doha, targeting Hamas officials has drawn swift condemnation from across the region and beyond, with the UN chief calling the air strikes a flagrant violation of international law.
At least 60 people have been killed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo after an ISIL-linked group attacked a funeral in the conflict-ridden eastern region.
Former Iowa state Rep. Joe Mitchell is launching a bid for the US House of Representatives, targeting the seat currently held by Trump-backed Rep. Hinson who is seeking outgoing Sen. Ernst's Senate seat.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has stated that he would be willing to revoke media broadcast licenses of major companies if he believes they are being used in a way that does not serve the public interest, signaling a willingness to take bold action against what he calls 'sacred cows'.
President Donald Trump posted a meme on social media showing himself as Colonel Kurtz from the 1979 film Apocalypse Now, sparking criticism that his administration is plagued by misreading and misunderstanding of complex issues. The move has been likened to an 'epidemic' of misinformation among those on the right.