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The Fox News universe is reportedly preparing Trump supporters for potential economic pain following President Donald Trump's decline to predict a recession this year, amid ongoing market volatility.
President Donald Trump announced plans to target law firms he deemed 'dishonest' as part of his war on lawyers, amid an ongoing escalation in his administration's efforts to crack down on legal professionals.
The House Republican campaign arm is targeting vulnerable Democrats who voted against funding the federal government, aiming to capitalize on opposition to their voting record in upcoming elections.
Ukraine has agreed to a preliminary 30-day ceasefire proposal from the Trump administration, but many question whether Russian President Putin can be trusted to uphold the terms of the deal.
NASA spent $13 million on DEI under Biden while critical mission and quality control issues persisted, according to a watchdog group's report. The agency prioritized diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives despite growing issues.
Former US deportees to Somalia are struggling with fear and uncertainty as they navigate their new lives in a country plagued by violence and instability. Many face daily challenges, from poverty and hunger to extortion and even kidnapping, leaving them feeling vulnerable and without hope for the future.
Chris Pratt shares a life-altering moment where he made 'deals with God' to save his premature son Jack in 2012. The baby boy was born seven weeks early and weighed just 3 pounds, 10 ounces.
The Trump administration has cut funding to the University of Maine System due to its defiance against a federal order banning trans athletes from participating in women's sports. The pause in funding is a response to the state's refusal to comply with the directive.
California Governor Gavin Newsom's claim that his office has never used the term 'Latinx' is crumbling under scrutiny of his administration's online records, revealing instances of its use. A Fox News Digital review found evidence contradicting Newsom's statement.
Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears releases her first ad directly confronting Democratic opponent former U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger over migrant crime and border wall opposition issues.
Maine Republican lawmaker sues over censure for posting about transgender student athlete, alleging House speaker and Democrats violated her First Amendment rights. The lawmaker claims the censure disenfranchised her constituents.
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown is suing a county sheriff's office for allegedly collaborating with federal officials and the Trump administration to enforce immigration law.
Rep. AOC is facing an ethics probe over a 2019 speech in which she criticized Israel's treatment of Palestinians, marking her second congressional disciplinary action this year.
A federal district judge in Indiana has ordered the state Department of Correction to provide a trans inmate with gender surgery at the 'earliest opportunity' after their conviction for killing a baby. The inmate was sentenced to prison while awaiting the surgery.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reserved the right to revoke the green card or visa of anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced Tuesday.
Ukraine has accepted a peace deal proposed by the Trump administration, marking a step towards securing a ceasefire in its ongoing war with Russia. The agreement was reached during a meeting in Saudi Arabia.
A GOP lawmaker is calling on the DOJ to take action against China's alleged theft of American businesses, saying it's time to give them the tools needed to tackle China's trade crimes.
A new report alleges that drones used by African countries against armed groups have resulted in nearly 1,000 civilian casualties over a three-year period. The use of drones has raised significant concerns about their impact on non-combatants in the region.
A federal judge ruled that the Department of Government Efficiency, led by Elon Musk, is likely subject to public records requests under the Freedom of Information Act, citing unusual secrecy.
President Donald Trump pledged to lead the charge against Rep. Thomas Massie in a Monday night post, likening him to Liz Cheney and calling for his primaried.
Former US President Donald Trump announced he plans to buy a Tesla, citing his support for Elon Musk as the companies' fortunes struggle amidst financial challenges. The move comes as Musk's companies face declining stock prices and increased scrutiny from investors.
Former President Donald Trump is backing away from efforts to combat housing discrimination just as a severe affordability crisis worsens across the US, marking a retreat in his commitment to this key policy initiative. In 2021, Boston became the first city to require developers to consider how their projects could negatively impact historically discriminated residents.
Former Democratic Rep. Katie Porter is entering California's gubernatorial race, potentially bypassing a possible entry by former Vice President Kamala Harris.
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested at Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport on Tuesday following an order from the International Criminal Court, which is investigating him for crime against humanity.
Philippines ex-President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested on an international warrant requested by the International Criminal Court.
UFC President Dana White has drawn ire from some in the MAGA world after cozily meeting with social media personality and self-described misogynist Andrew Tate, who has been charged with multiple crimes. Some of Tate's allies are speaking out in disgust over the meetup.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has released a postmortem analysis of his failed vice presidential bid with Kamala Harris, citing missteps in strategy and tactics that may have contributed to their loss. The assessment comes amid a media blitz by the campaign team.
President Donald Trump is making calls to potential GOP rebels ahead of a critical vote on a plan to avoid a government shutdown at the end of this week.
A former Iraqi refugee living in Texas has pleaded guilty to conspiring to provide material support to the Islamic State group. Abdulrahman Mohammed Hafedh Alqaysi, 28, entered the plea as part of a federal investigation.
The Trump administration is investigating 60 universities for 'antisemitic discrimination and harassment', marking a new front in its push to root out what it calls 'leftist indoctrination' on campus.
Pope Francis's medical condition has greatly improved, according to Vatican officials who say he is 'out of danger from death' as of Monday evening.
Greek Foreign Minister Giorigios Gerapetritis warns Europe and the US to keep a close eye on Syria's new Islamist regime after hundreds were left dead over the weekend.
Germany's Green Party has rejected Chancellor-designate Friedrich Merz's spending proposals, threatening to block plans for significant investments in defense and infrastructure. The party's opposition could potentially torpedo Merz's bid to become Germany's next leader.
Former Obama advisor Van Jones declares that the Democratic Party is 'screwed' and trapped between two deeply unpopular factions.
The nearly five-year economic boom in the Americas is starting to show signs of aging, with layoffs and hiring slowdowns emerging as cracks form in its foundation. Consumer confidence is also eroding amid rising inflation concerns.
President Donald Trump's administration has continued to implement its 'dreadful campaign promises' a month into his second term, including mass deportations of migrants and asylum seekers despite mounting criticism from Black-Palestinian solidarity activists.
Federal judges are increasingly deviating from their cases to address broader concerns about constitutional norms and the erosion of democracy under the Trump administration. This shift reflects a growing judicial voice challenging President Trump's actions on key issues.
Greenland steps into the global spotlight ahead of a snap vote, with social media influencer and politician poised to make history in Tuesday's elections on the Arctic island.
A top acting State Department official deleted tweets mocking Secretary of State Marco Rubio, calling him 'low IQ' and spreading a false rumor about his sexuality.
Canada's Liberal Party chooses Mark Carney to succeed Justin Trudeau in a months-long, high-stakes race to replace him, who will now lead the party into the next federal elections.
Sen. Adam Schiff criticized Democrats for lacking a 'coordinated response' to President Donald Trump's speech, according to an interview with ABC's Jonathan Karl.
Love Is Blind' star Sara Carton rejects Ben Mezzenga at the altar due to his views on religion and politics, specifically regarding Black Lives Matter. The couple's relationship ended in a dramatic finale episode.
Stacey Abrams faces backlash for defending $2 billion in EPA funds to buy green energy appliances, amid criticism from conservatives that it is wasteful and excessive.
Amanda Seyfried shared a memorable wardrobe malfunction experience that occurred two years ago in front of 'Top Gun: Maverick' star Tom Cruise. The incident, which happened during filming, still sticks with her.
Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns have reached an agreement on a contract extension following his trade request, easing tension between the two parties.
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Usha Vance, a private person in a very public role, has taken on a new position after her husband JD Vance's rapid political elevation to President Donald Trump's second-in-command. Details of her previous career as a high-powered lawyer are scarce.
MSNBC hosts mockingly criticized Elon Musk after SpaceX's suborbital flight test ended in an explosion, telling him to 'go back to your day job'. The hosts' comments followed a mishap on SpaceX's eighth Starship test.
Russia is advancing in Ukraine's Kursk region, posing a significant threat to Kyiv's last remaining territorial bargaining chip in the war. The Russian push imperils Ukraine's ability to negotiate concessions at a critical juncture.
Gene Hackman's early life was marked by abandonment and rejection, including being kicked out of acting school, but he eventually found success in Hollywood. Despite a tumultuous childhood, Hackman went on to have a distinguished career in film, earning numerous awards and nominations.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has rejected nuclear talks with the US, citing demands about Iran's missile range and influence, following overtures made by former President Trump.
A mayor from a blue state has proposed a city ordinance to bolster protections for transgender individuals amid growing concerns sparked by Trump-era executive orders. The measure aims to strengthen safeguards against discrimination in healthcare and other areas.
President Donald Trump downplayed concerns of a politically awkward World Cup co-hosting arrangement with Canada and Mexico due to ongoing trade tensions between the US and its neighbors. The trio will share hosting duties for the 2026 soccer tournament amidst the contentious renegotiation of NAFTA.
Millie Bobby Brown and Cameron Diaz turned heads at recent star-studded events, with Millie sporting a stunning strapless red dress at a London movie screening.
President Donald Trump has named loyalists from Fox News, including Laura Ingraham and Maria Bartiromo, to the Kennedy Center board.
Bill Maher criticized Rep. Jasmine Crockett for talking like a podcaster instead of a political leader, questioning her status as a big leader in the Democratic Party.
James Carville faces backlash after stating that allowing trans athletes in women's sports requires using shared bathrooms is 'not a concern' to him. The former Clinton campaign manager sparked outrage on social media over his seemingly dismissive response to the issue.
Pope Francis shows 'slight improvement' while recovering in the hospital, responding well to oxygen therapy.
Columbia University is poised to collaborate with President Trump's administration to strengthen its disciplinary process, which was deemed ineffective.
International Women's Day has devolved into a 'polished, PR-friendly spectacle' that prioritizes appearances over meaningful action and true inclusion, according to critics who say it only benefits a select few. The day's campaigns often overlook the struggles faced by women of color and other marginalized groups.
The Social Security Administration's massive reorganization, which includes slashing staff, has sparked fears the system could collapse, potentially impacting millions of Americans. The staffing cuts are part of a major restructuring effort at the agency.
Employees who voted for President Donald Trump in the 2024 election were fired from their jobs months later under his administration. They cited economic improvement was a reason they supported Trump's candidacy.
President Donald Trump has withdrawn numerous lawsuits filed by his predecessor Joe Biden, covering topics such as abortion restrictions, racial discrimination claims, financial regulations and others. The withdrawals mark a significant shift in the Trump administration's approach to addressing these contentious issues.
President Donald Trump declared that 'the American dream is surging' and 'America is back' during his 7th week in office, outlining his administration's goals.
Cyclone Alfred has weakened into a tropical low weather system but officials warned that it can still bring severe winds and flooding to the eastern coast of Australia.
Women in Pakistan's rural areas are being forced into early marriage due to drought and economic struggles, leading to a loss of childhood and education, as families seek financial stability through their daughters' marriages. The practice is often referred to as 'monsoon brides.
A South Carolina man convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend's parents with a baseball bat in 2001 was executed by firing squad for the first time in 15 years.
A 47-year-old South Carolina man has been charged with threatening to assassinate President Donald Trump, according to federal authorities.
The US State Department is undertaking a full review of all visa programs amid reports of an impending new travel ban, which could potentially include Afghanistan, following a policy shift under former President Donald Trump's administration.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered all state employees to return to office full-time, mirroring a Trump-era mandate for federal workers, requiring them to be 'present and engaged' in the workplace.
NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins visited the White House on Friday to meet with President Donald Trump. A photo of their encounter in the Oval Office has since become viral.
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Former two-term Republican Gov. Paul LePage of Maine is considering a 2026 run for Congress in the key swing district of Maine's 2nd Congressional District.
A new book reveals significant security lapses occurred ahead of a failed assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump, suggesting 'clear there was a problem' with his protection.
Bosnia's Constitutional Court has suspended laws adopted by Bosnian Serbs that reject federal police and judiciary authority in Republika Srpska region. The move comes after legislation passed by the autonomous republic was deemed unconstitutional.
House education chair backs Trump's move to abolish a federal agency.
Joe Rogan mocked the left for attempting to create its own podcast network, joking that they will simply cancel each other out if successful. The 2024 election has been likened to a 'podcast' in which opposing sides try to promote their views.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's legal team sent a cease-and-desist letter to a South Dakota media outlet over reports claiming she spent $650,000 as governor on credit card purchases that were actually just $2,000. The demand is for the outlet to correct and end its 'knowingly false and misleading' coverage.
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China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi has accused the US of 'meeting evil with good' for imposing new tariffs, vowing retaliation against the move.
Cold and flu season persists despite winter's end, prompting the need for immune system support; eight simple steps can help boost immunity, some of which may surprise individuals.
Pennsylvania activist who helped turn Trump's campaign around says neighboring blue state Massachusetts is now a potential target for GOP in future elections. The state may shift into the 'purple' category, making it a coveted battleground for Republicans.
Canadian consumers are finding ways to circumvent US tariffs imposed by former President Trump, including switching to alternative ingredients and producers. From tomato imports to sweetened soda, Canadians are adapting their diets and shopping habits in response to the trade restrictions.
Female athletes criticized Nike's first Super Bowl commercial in 27 years, saying it ignored the real issue of representation and support for trans women, despite featuring a star-studded lineup of female athletes. The ad sparked outrage among some advocates for transgender rights.
A viral TikTok video featuring Democratic lawmakers pretending to be video game characters has sparked ridicule from conservatives on social media, with many calling it the 'most cringeworthy' thing they've ever seen. The clip, which parodied a popular video game genre, quickly went viral and became a target for mockery.
A report reveals that 300,000 NYC public school students did not attend school last year, marking a concerning trend in student absence. The exact reasons behind this increase are unclear, but it raises questions about student engagement and academic performance.
President Donald Trump has promised to rescue two stranded NASA astronauts who have been stuck in space for eight months, joking that he may even go along for the ride and saying 'We love you'.
A lunar lander made its successful touchdown on the moon, but the status of the mission remains unknown due to unconfirmed reports about the condition of the lander upon landing.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order cutting off federal resources for law firm Perkins Coie due to its role in hiring a company responsible for the 2016 Russia hoax. The move would rescind security clearances and access to certain federal resources for employees of the law firm.
A Muslim journalist warned the Senate Judiciary Committee of an alleged industry of antisemitism in the US, calling for a Justice Department probe into foreign influence and malign activities.
Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik has vowed to ignore a summons from Bosnian state prosecutors investigating him for allegedly undermining the country's constitutional order.
A federal appeals court has sided with President Donald Trump in allowing him to fire Hampton Dellinger, the head of the Office of Special Counsel. The decision clears the way for the termination of Dellinger's appointment.
UN to halve food aid for 1 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh due to funding crunch, leaving many at risk of starvation.
Wall Street is turning its back on Elon Musk as his electric car company's plunging share price sparks widespread anger among investors, marking a shift away from the billionaire entrepreneur after his Tesla surged 84% following the US election.
The Democratic National Committee has tapped a far-left progressive to revitalize the party, following a series of internal conflicts and declining voter support.
President Donald Trump is preparing to sign an executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, marking a significant step towards eliminating the agency that oversees US education policy.
Former Mets manager Pete Rose expressed disbelief over his Hall of Fame absence despite being a key figure in baseball history. Rose's exclusion from Cooperstown remains a point of contention for many fans and fellow players.
Sen. John Fetterman criticized his own party for displaying 'unhinged petulance' after President Donald Trump's address to Congress, drawing a metaphorical comparison to a blaring car alarm.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz struggled when asked who the leader of his party is now, saying 'the voting public' is in charge. He made the comments during a discussion about President Donald Trump's joint address to Congress.