Новости за 20.06.2024

NPR correspondent is calling for the destruction of America's law enforcement system on the altar of antiracism.

Several news organizations including NBC, CBS and The Washington Post have elevated the "cheap fakes" narrative pushed by the Biden White House to combat unflattering viral videos.

Is it possible to feel intoxicated without ever drinking an alcoholic beverage? Although very rare, some experts say it could happen, with a condition called auto-brewery syndrome.

Former immigration agency officials and experts spoke to reporters this week ahead of an expected parole-in-place executive order from President Biden.

Former MLB star pitcher David Wells told Fox News Digital the advice he would give Caitlin Clark as she navigates the rise of popularity and fame in the WNBA.

Julie Banderas of Fox News Channel tells Dana Perino her favorite spot in New York City, her three favorite movies of all time — and the one thing she wishes she knew when she was younger.

Los Angeles brothers Erik and Lyle Menendez, convicted of killing their parents, could soon leave prison if they succeed in having their sentences reduced.

The White House is defending President Biden against "cheap fake" videos amid "election buzzword" tactics, dismissing critics as threatened by fact-checkers.

A law expert said a Massachusetts state trooper's vulgar texts about a murder suspect could negatively affect future cases, including another high-profile homicide

The Florida physician charged with the death of his wife deliberately let her die after she overdosed on lidocaine, the victim's heartbroken father alleges.

More than 50 conservative groups are pushing Speaker Mike Johnson to take up a bill to roll back diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at medical schools.

A Florida man was caught on video buying a face mask before proceeding across the street in an attempt to rob a Wells Fargo bank in Florida.

Debbie Garten, mother of a fallen Connecticut detective, admonished a Democrat-run town council following controversy surrounding the potential flying of the "thin blue line" flag.

Two people were stabbed when a group of masked men attacked outside a charter school's graduation ceremony at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, according to FOX 5.

An anti-Israel protester who allegedly threatened Jewish passengers on a subway car is being sought by the NYPD, authorities said Wednesday.

A team of scientists have discovered the world’s oldest bottle of wine preserved in an ancient Roman burial site in southern Spain, according to a study published this week.

Victor Martinez Hernandez, the illegal migrant suspected of murdering Rachel Morin, will be extradited to Maryland on Thursday, police announced.

A 46-year-old California swimmer survived after he was repeatedly bitten by a shark, recalling how he punched the predator "inside its mouth."

President Biden’s campaign manager on Wednesday dodged questions on whether the president’s executive order giving illegal immigrants a pathway to citizenship was a political move.

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy revealed in an episode of his "BFFs Pod" that he recently had, and beat, diagnosis.

LIV Golf star Jon Rahm, who withdrew from the U.S. Open due to a foot ailment, said announcers are to blame for backlash against Rory McIlroy after missing his 18th hole putt.

Jesse Watters shares how the Democrats have entered a ‘full left-wing meltdown’ after seeing that their policies may have backfired on them on “Jesse Watters Primetime."

China has selected swimmers for their Olympic swim team, but reportedly some of the athletes the country selected have already been implicated in a doping scandal.

Blackouts affected the entire country of Ecuador on Wednesday after what officials report was an unexpected failure in an energy transmission line.

Fox News host Laura Ingraham unpacks why Democrats' "desperate measures" aren't going to impact voters when it comes to former President Trump on "The Ingraham Angle."