Seattle embraces NYC’s socialist approach — and the nation should take note.
Katie Wilson Upsets Incumbent Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell In a surprising outcome during the recent City Council election, activist Katie Wilson narrowly defeated incumbent Seattle mayor Bruce Harrell, securing 50.2% of the vote to Harrell’s 49.5%. This victory signals more than just a close election; it reflects a shift in political dynamics, where grassroots activism […]
Brian Kilmeade explores America’s pivotal battles in a new season on Fox Nation.
Fox Nation Highlights Key Moments Ahead of U.S. 250th Anniversary As we near the 250th celebration of the United States, Fox Nation is bringing attention to significant historical events, especially for those who love delving into history. The tenth season of the popular series “What Makes America Great” will explore several iconic narratives that shaped […]
Usha Vance Commends Military Families as a ‘Example for Our Nation’
During her visit to Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina, Usha Vance, the second daughter, commended U.S. military families as role models for both the nation and her own family. On Wednesday, Vance shared with military families that the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) and military families are among her “best […]
Rep. Ro Khanna advocates for the full release of Epstein files, anticipating the details will deeply disturb the nation.
Prediction of Shocking Revelations in Epstein Case A Democratic lawmaker from the House, who spearheaded the lawsuit demanding the Justice Department release all files connected to the notorious Jeffrey Epstein case, expressed expectations that the findings would “shock the conscience of this country.” “In my opinion, this is one of the most vile and appalling […]
Affordable? Not with Democrats — blue cities top the nation in soaring expenses
Democrats argue that their policies will make life more affordable for Americans, but there are serious questions about that. If these policies actually reduce costs, why are the most expensive cities in the U.S. predominantly governed by Democrats? When we look at the landscape, it’s hard not to wonder where these politicians were when federal […]
Overcome your lack of confidence, America — your nation relies on it
America’s Self-Doubt Crisis Recently, there’s been a notable rise in our collective feelings of self-doubt about being American. Back in 2004, a remarkable 88% of Democrats felt “very” or “extremely” proud to be American, even amidst the divisive backdrop of the Iraq War. Fast forward to 2013, and that number dipped slightly to 85%. But […]
People in the UK think the nation was more content and secure 50 years earlier.
Britons Express Dissatisfaction with Progress Over 50 Years A recent global poll indicates that many people in the UK feel discontented with the progress made over the last fifty years. An overwhelming number believe that happiness and safety were more prevalent in the past, with some even expressing a desire to have been born earlier. […]
The railway that could bring together — and restore — the nation
Revisiting American Railways: A New Age of Connectivity When the first railway was completed in the U.S. back in 1869, it didn’t just link two coasts—it fundamentally united the nation. Railroads transformed the way goods, materials, and people moved across vast distances at incredible speeds. The result? An economic uplift that helped forge a stronger, […]
Martin Scorsese’s daughter directs her first project for Fox Nation
Francesca Scorsese Makes Directorial Debut Francesca Scorsese is stepping into her father’s illustrious shoes as she makes her directorial debut on Fox Nation with an episode of “Martin Scorsese Presents: The Saints.” The series aims to spotlight historical figures who significantly influenced Christianity globally, starting with St. Patrick on November 16. This episode, which will […]
Property tycoon and media giant: America is turning into a nation of renters
The U.S. housing market appears to be in a pretty tough spot, almost as if it’s feeling the chill of an impending polar vortex. Redfin reports that between January and August this year, merely 2.5% of homes in the U.S. changed owners—around 25 per 1,000. This marks the smallest sales rate in three decades. By […]