‘Tucker Carlson Originals’ enters border crisis epicenter, where armed residents face off with migrants

Tucker Carlson and his team enter dangerous territory in Uvalde, Texas on the latest episode of 'Tucker Carlson Originals,' where residents pack weapons just to water their flowers and police pursue potentially dangerous illegal migrants.

COVID-19 mask mandates associated with increased paranoia, study suggests

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on mental health, with a new study suggesting that feelings of paranoia might be associated with mask mandates.

Randi Weingarten ripped after telling MSNBC 'we're going to try' to reopen schools after CDC mask guidance

American Federation of Teachers (AFT) President Randi Weingarten was ripped after hedging on whether or not U.S. schools would reopen in the fall during a Wednesday interview on MSNBC.

Suspect identified in attempted NYC subway robbery that left Asian woman dead

New York City police have identified and released an image of the suspect accused of forcing an Asian woman – who has since died – to tumble down a flight of stairs during an attempted robbery earlier this month.

Capitol Police ordered to arrest staff and visitors not wearing masks after new House mandate

U.S. Capitol Police were ordered to start arresting visitors and staff who refuse to wear a mask on the House side of the Capitol complex starting Thursday.

Border Patrol agents in Rio Grande Valley apprehend more than 800 migrants in 24 hours

Border Patrol agents working the Rio Grande Valley Sector say they have taken more than 800 migrants into custody within a 24-hour period this week, including what they describe as the “single largest group apprehended thus far, this year.”

Rep. Mace tweets video in defiance of House mask mandate: 'Madam Speaker, come and get me'

Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., posted a video to Twitter Thursday morning stating that she will not go along with the House’s newly-announced mask mandate given that she has had COVID-19 and is fully vaccinated, and she dared House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to do something about it.

Former DHS secretary calls out Biden admin's double standard on COVID protocols for migrants

Former Department of Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf told ‘Fox & Friends’ Thursday that the Biden administration has exhibited ‘two different standards regarding the handling of COVID-19 when it comes to illegal immigrants and American citizens.

Body of missing Arizona teen found days after being swept away in floodwaters, authorities say

The body of a missing Arizona teen has been found days after she was swept away in rising floodwaters during an attempted rescue, authorities said Wednesday.

Suni Lee wins Olympic gold in gymnastics individual all-around

Suni Lee delivered an epic performance for the U.S. in the individual all-around gymnastics competition at the Tokyo Olympics on Thursday, narrowly beating Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade for gold.

Simone Biles cheers on teammates in Tokyo Olympics' individual all-around gymnastics final

Simone Biles was seen cheering on her U.S. gymnastics teammates in the individual all-around at the Tokyo Olympics after withdrawing from the event to focus on her mental health.

San Francisco DA recall groups nearly double money raise of competitors amid crime spike

Two groups working to recall liberal San Francisco district attorney Chesa Boudin have raised nearly double the funds than two groups supporting the left-wing DA.

Britney Spears' ex-manager leaks 2009 voicemails he claims are her begging to be let out of conservatorship

Britney Spears' former manager released voicemails he claims the pop singer sent him in 2009 regarding her conservatorship.

Loeffler group says in brief judge should dismiss 'inflammatory' DOJ suit against Georgia voting law

FIRST ON FOX: Former Sen. Kelly Loeffler's voting group, Greater Georgia, is filing a brief Thursday in the Northern District of Georgia calling for a judge to dismiss the Department of Justice's lawsuit against Georgia over its controversial new election security law, which Democrats say equates to voter suppression. 

CDC yet to release COVID data behind mask reversal

More than a day after issuing new guidance that vaccinated people should wear masks indoors, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has yet to release the data behind its decision.

Earthquake recorded off Alaska, tsunami advisories lifted

Tsunami advisories were lifted early Thursday morning after an 8.2 magnitude earthquake recorded late Wednesday off of Alaska’s Aleutian Island chain prompted evacuations in the city of Kodiak.

Los Angeles city council passes ordinance limiting homeless encampments amid frustration from residents

Los Angeles city leaders approved an ordinance Wednesday that would restrict homeless encampments in certain areas as the issue has become a flashpoint in parts of the city overrun with tents, crime trash and other quality of life issues.

Tom Cotton: Coca-Cola should be ashamed of 'disgraceful bootlicking' of Chinese Communist Party

Coca-Cola appeared "pathetic" at a Senate hearing Tuesday after refusing to condemn the treatment of Uyghurs in China and they should be ashamed to support the communist regime, Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., told "Fox News Primetime."

Tokyo lied to get 2020 bid, now athletes paying the price

"It’s hot, and you need a pool!" The local Nashville commercial tagline of my youth rings in my ear, even to this day, anytime I hear someone lament about the cruel summer weather of the South.

Susan Sarandon protests outside of AOC's office: 'We’re losing hope here that you represent us'

The actress used a megaphone to express her disappointment in AOC and "the squad."