As Americans reeling from coronavirus stay-at-home orders struggle to celebrate the nation's heroes on Memorial Day, The New York Times published an editorial over the weekend that claims the U.S. military celebrates white supremacy.
Rep. Doug Collins, R-Ga., told "Fox & Friends" on Sunday it was an "unprecedented" step for U.S. District Court Judge Emmet G. Sullivan to hire a personal attorney as an appeals court reviews his decision not to immediately grant the Justice Department's request to dismiss its case against former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
Rep. Devin Nunes on Sunday celebrated the return of a U.S. cruise ship entertainer who'd been stuck at sea for months amid the coronavirus pandemic, as the congressman told "Fox & Friends" that helping him get home was "one of the really only good parts left about this job."
A manhunt was underway Sunday for a 23-year-old man who police say attacked three people in the past two days, killing two of them.
A Washington state software engineer is charged with fraudulently seeking over $1.5 million in coronavirus relief funds intended for small business loans, prosecutors announced Friday.
The state of Arkansas is moving forward with reopening their economy, which was never fully shut down during the coronavirus pandemic, and Gov. Asa Hutchinson said he is "optimistic" about the future, even as the state had their highest number of new cases yet this past Thursday.
Farrow is accused of using similar tactics and practices to those used by the very people has investigated.
Jim Cory, the owner of the restaurant Jimmy’s Roadhouse in Newaygo, Mich., told “Fox & Friends Weekend” on Sunday that he reopened dining service on Wednesday defying Gov. Gretchen Whitmer executive order in a last-ditch effort to save his business and the Michigan Department of Health then threatened to revoke his licenses.
Former Disney star Hillary Duff dismissed “disgusting” rumors circulating on Twitter over the weekend that she’s involved in child sex trafficking.
Some offers are just too good to be true.
Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., warned on Sunday that there needs to be laws put in place to mitigate against voter fraud if the country plans to use widespread mail-in balloting in this November’s presidential election.
The head of the National Center for Assisted Living blamed a “flawed survey system” for the recent government watchdog report that found widespread problems with infectious disease controls in nursing homes across the country.
A thief fled a Pennsylvania gun shop after stealing firearms and leaving a homemade bomb.
There are many memorials around our country honoring those who stepped forward to defend it. Here is the story of one of them.
Two Missouri hairstylists at the same salon have potentially directly exposed 147 people to the coronavirus after working on clients while showing symptoms for COVID-19.
With Memorial Day coming up, I decided to have on this week’s episode of my podcast “Newt’s World” a true patriot, Pete Hegseth.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel continued her criticism of President Trump on Friday, claiming he had “risked the health, safety and welfare” of all Michiganders by removing his mask during a tour of a Ford Motor Co. factory in the state Tuesday.
Live golf is on television for the second straight Sunday, this one with the game's biggest headliner.
Democrat Beto O’Rourke Tried to get the upper hand late Friday, mocking the gradual reopening of the Texas economy from coronavirus shutdowns as “Dangerous, dumb and weak.” But at least two Texas Republicans weren’t having it.
Nothing says summer like a good old fashioned hot dog.
When Edward VIII passed away in 1972 at age 77, he seemingly left behind an epic love story of a British king who gave up the throne to marry the American woman he loved -- but in reality, it was far from a fairy tale.
Going back to President Woodrow Wilson and ever since, Democrats have ranged from expressing frustration to voicing open hostility for the limits that the Constitution places on government and their collectivist dreams of ordering society the way they believe is best.
Grilling season is almost here so we've rounded up some of the top secrets from chefs and barbecue restaurateurs across the country.
Each week, I receive tons of questions from my listeners about tech concerns, new products, and all things digital.
Add the name of former NFL running back Herschel Walker to the list of people apparently offended by Joe Biden’s recent “you ain’t black” gaffe.