Russia launches deadly drone attacks on Ukraine
SAMY, Ukraine – A Russian drone at a transport facility here killed one civilian worker early on Thursday. This is just 18 miles from where Ukrainian forces continue to hold territory in the Kremlin's Kursk region, despite the US suspending military aid and information sharing with Kiev. It was the second attack by Iranian-made Shahed […]
Top pro-life group deploys resources on the ground in pivotal swing state race
First on FOX: One of the nation's top pro-life organizations is deploying resources on the ground in a Wisconsin Supreme Court competition. A female partner at Susan B. Anthony Prolife America announced in a press release Thursday that students will contact Wisconsin voters in favor of a Republican Supreme Court candidate to face Susan Crawford, […]
Bryan Kohberger doesn’t want Amazon shopping list revealed at trial
Brian Coberger is asking a Boise judge to rule out his Amazon purchase history and evidence of other activities on other shopping sites from his upcoming trial, in which four University of Idaho students died. Attorney Elisa Massoth argued that Amazon evidence, including app “click activities,” should not be featured in court. This is because […]
E.U. Leaders Meet to Discuss Boosting Military Self-Reliance
President Donald Trump has made it clear that Europe wants to become less dependent on US military support and become more self-sufficient. The message appears to have finally been overcome in one day of speaking at the emergency summit on Thursday. AP Report Germany's next prime minister, Friedrich Merz, was in consultation with summit host […]
Top 3 moments that gave President Trump’s address a 75% approval rating
President Trump's speech to Congress on Tuesday was “one of the deepest and most powerful speeches the US president has ever given,” says Liz Wheeler. But that's not just her opinion. Americans generally agree. According to a CBS poll, the speech received a 75% approval rate. “It's a mandate like you've never seen in the […]
Judge declines to immediately spare USAID contractors from firings
A federal judge on Thursday immediately refused to spare US Agency for International Development (USAID) contractors from mass firing, moving forward the core part of the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle the agency. US District Judge Carl Nichols said the USAID personal services contractor was unable to prove that he faced the potential for irreparable […]
RFK Jr. spotlights vitamin to fight measles— but experts say not so fast
As measles cases continue to emerge in several US states, treatment and prevention are the best in the heart. As most infected people are not vaccinated, school-age children, US health agencies have emphasized the importance of receiving two measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccines to prevent illness. In the recent Fox News Digital Op-Ed, HHS […]
Trump likely to make more exemptions from Canada, Mexico tariffs: Lutnick
President Trump is likely to announce more exemptions from his new tariffs on Canadian and Mexican products, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Thursday. in Interview with CNBCLutnick said Trump is likely to be exempt from Canada and Mexico's goods and services from the United States Mexico and Canada (USMCA). Lutnick said the exemption lasts for […]
Utah requires app stores to verify user ages
Utah on Wednesday asked App Store operators such as Apple and Google to confirm the age of users before allowing the download. Utah's law, known as the App Store Accountability Act, also requires app stores to obtain the consent of minors' parents prior to downloading. The measure faces intense scrutiny from policymakers, including Mark Zuckerberg's […]
Dems Lack Plans on Government Reform, Immigration
On Wednesday's CNN International's “Amanpool,” Sen. Seth Moulton (D-MA) said Democrats should “plan to reform the government itself, and frankly, we didn't have that. We also need a plan to deal with immigration. This is another issue that has been denied for too long.” “I think I'm out there,” Moulton said. [are] Two things Democrats […]