Foreign ministers from the top economies are meeting for the G20 in South Africa with the U.S. absent.
Mexican troops deployed along the border to prevent illegal immigration and drug trafficking into the U.S. in response to Trump's executive order on tariffs. Critics argue the troop deployment is unnecessary and a political stunt.
Blake Lively's legal battle with 'It Ends With Us' director Justin Baldoni reveals hidden agenda for 'authorship', accusations of sexual harassment and retaliation, and defamation lawsuits between the parties.
The commanding officer of the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman was relieved of his command after a collision with a merchant vessel near the Suez Canal. The collision is under investigation, and the officer's removal was due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command.
Small Business Admin Administrator Kelly Loeffler discusses priorities for helping DOGE on Fox News. Speaker Mike Johnson expresses concern over proposed stimulus checks and focuses on fiscal responsibility and national debt. President Trump considers giving 20% of DOGE-led savings back to taxpayers. Elon Musk aims to cut federal spending by $2 trillion. Johnson warns of potential tax increase if Trump's 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is not extended.
Explosions on three buses in central Israel suspected to be a militant attack. No injuries reported. Police defusing unexploded bombs and searching for suspects. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu receiving updates on the situation.
Hailee Steinfeld engages in football trash talk and supports her fiance, Josh Allen, as the Buffalo Bills aim for a Super Bowl win.
Democrats are planning to make Republicans in the Senate go on the record on Medicaid during Thursday evening's 'Vote-a-Rama' as potential cuts to the program become a sore point in budget discussions. Senator Tammy Baldwin is introducing amendments to protect Medicaid access and funding for various groups. Senate Democrats are lining up numerous amendment votes to challenge Republicans on tax cuts and Medicaid cuts.
Four Israeli hostages, including a mother and her two young sons, were murdered by Hamas and their bodies put on display in a ceremony condemned by many. The UN criticized the treatment of the deceased, but some felt their response was inadequate. The release of the hostages and the condemnation of Israel by the UN have raised concerns about bias and priorities within the organization.
Syria is in the process of reinventing itself after a devastating civil war, with questions arising on how the country will be governed post the end of the Assad family's rule. A correspondent visits a city formerly run by a rebel group to investigate the future governance under the interim government.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul will not remove NYC Mayor Eric Adams from office despite political and legal scandals. Instead, she plans to introduce measures for state oversight over Adams' administration. This decision has faced criticism and pressure from within the Democratic Party.
Three buses exploded in a parking lot in Israel in a terrorist attack, but no one was injured. Several other bombs were found under buses. Israeli officials ordered a halt on bus and train services for inspection. Explosive devices were equipped with timers set to detonate. Israeli Prime Minister is monitoring the situation.
Former Republican congressman Joe Walsh speculates that President Donald Trump may be a 'Russian asset' during an appearance on CNN, citing alignment with Russian positions and actions. Trump has been working on negotiating an end to the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Republican lawmakers introduce legislation to withdraw the U.S. from the United Nations, citing concerns about the organization failing to align with American interests and President Trump's 'America First' agenda.
Hyundai Motor Company and Kia plan to increase American automobile production by 70% to avoid President Trump's proposed 25% auto tariff. South Korea's auto exports could drop to 18.6% if the tariff is imposed. Nissan CEO also considers moving automobile production out of Mexico due to potential tariffs.
President Donald Trump is considering ending taxpayer benefits for illegal immigrants and sending DOGE savings checks to taxpayers. The White House is outlining how the money could be distributed.
Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., announced he will not run for re-election in 2026, and former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron declared his candidacy to replace him. Cameron, the first Black attorney general in Kentucky, has been groomed to succeed McConnell. Various other potential candidates are considering running for McConnell's seat.
Elon Musk to speak at CPAC about addressing deficit and DOGE savings. Theresa Payton discusses Trump admin sending checks to taxpayers with DOGE savings. CPAC features various conservative speakers including President Trump and Vice President JD Vance.
Nicolas Cage's ex, Christina Fulton, is suing him and their son Weston for alleged assault and mental health negligence. Weston has a history of violence, and Nicolas is accused of enabling him. Cage denies the allegations.
Senator Josh Hawley is reintroducing legislation to create a special inspector general for Ukraine aid, amid tensions between President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. The bill aims to audit the over-$174 billion Congress has appropriated for Ukraine aid and provide oversight of aid programs run by various government agencies.
Kash Patel, a close ally of President Trump and a fierce critic of the FBI, has been confirmed as the new FBI director despite concerns about his qualifications and temperament. Republicans support him as someone who can restore confidence in the FBI among conservatives.
Major League Baseball is testing an automated replay review system, allowing players to challenge ball-strike calls for the first time in history during the 2025 spring training. The system may be implemented in regular season games from 2026 onwards, pending evaluations and feedback from stakeholders.
Kash Patel, a Trump loyalist, was confirmed as the director of the FBI despite opposition from some Republican senators. Patel aims to restructure the agency and address issues related to Capitol riot investigations and alleged FBI misconduct.
One person arrested after an immigration agent touched white powder sent to an ICE office and fainted. The incident led to the evacuation of the building and investigation by Homeland Security and the Drug Enforcement Administration. President Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration is mentioned, along with a tragic story of an 11-year-old girl's suicide possibly linked to immigration-related bullying.
Police investigating bomb threat at Kennedy Center, leading to evacuation and road closures. United States Park Police taking over the investigation. Shen Yun performances targeted. President Trump recently replaced the Board of Trustees.
Multiple buses exploded in central Israel in a suspected mass terror bombing attempt by Hamas-affiliated terrorists. No injuries reported, suspects being hunted, and security measures increased. IDF blocking entry to some areas in the West Bank for investigation.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul will not remove Mayor Eric Adams from office at this time, but plans to impose strict guardrails on his administration. Adams, who was indicted on federal criminal corruption charges, is seeking favor with President Donald Trump. The Department of Justice requested the case to be dismissed to avoid harming Adams' cooperation with Trump's administration.
The article discusses the innovative building style known as SuperAdobe, which uses natural materials like soil and sandbags to construct fireproof homes. These homes have been proven to withstand natural disasters and are gaining interest in Los Angeles post-wildfires. CalEarth, an organization championing SuperAdobe, offers free building curriculum and workshops to help individuals rebuild their homes in a sustainable and cost-effective way.
Megachurch pastor TD Jakes denied explosive allegations of sexual assault against a pair of pastor brothers from decades ago, claiming they are part of a 'campaign of lies'.
Netflix commits to investing $1 billion in Mexico for the production of series and films over the next four years. This investment aims to benefit Mexican production companies and contribute to the growth of the local audiovisual industry.
Washington Nationals pitcher Trevor Williams criticized the Los Angeles Dodgers for hosting the Sisterhood of Perpetual Indulgence at their stadium in 2023, calling it anti-Catholic mockery. Williams spoke out against the group and received overwhelming support for his stance.
Kash Patel is confirmed as the new FBI Director despite opposition from Democrats. He is praised by Trump for his work in uncovering the Russia hoax and is set to serve a 10-year term.
President Trump's second administration is looking successful based on accomplishments in its first 100 days, notably through Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in remaking the federal government by eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse. DOGE has swiftly taken action in cutting spending and reversing left-wing capture in government agencies. Christopher Rufo, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, shares insights on the ongoing reform efforts.
Virginia Rep. Ben Cline discusses House Republicans' visit to the border in Yuma, Arizona and addresses how the immigration crisis has impacted the country. Virginia Democratic lawmakers express concerns over the potential non-extension of the contract for VMI's first Black superintendent, connecting race to the situation.
Mexican President warns the U.S. against violating its territory after U.S. designates Mexican organized crime groups as terrorist organizations. President Sheinbaum emphasizes cooperation over coercion in fighting drug cartels and rejects any American interference.
The Trump administration has stopped providing free lawyers to migrant youths seeking green cards through the “Special Immigrant Juvenile” loophole. Many youths crossed the border for jobs while parents stayed behind, leading to questions about claims of “abandonment.” The Biden administration had been funding legal representation for these youths, but paused funding for the Acacia Center for Justice, which distributed millions to lawyers. The pause is being reviewed, causing concern among activists for migrant children’s due process.
Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell announced he will not run for re-election in 2026, opening up an opportunity for new candidates in red Kentucky. Potential GOP candidates are gearing up for the Senate race.
Sen. Mitch McConnell announces retirement after a long career in the Senate, touting his work bringing federal money to Kentucky and advocating for a national defense strategy from the 1980s. He emphasized the importance of the Senate and his commitment to upholding the Constitution.
Kash Patel shares his vision for a depoliticized FBI with a focus on transparency, accountability, and justice. He vows to rebuild trust and hunt down those who seek to harm Americans. Patel is praised for his extensive national security and intelligence background.
Katie Pavlich reacts to the release of hostages by Hamas, highlighting the barbaric acts committed by terrorists. The article shares the story of Iair Horn, who was recently released after 498 days in captivity, urging for the return of other hostages still held by Hamas.
HUD cancelled $4 million in contracts promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion after identifying them as wasteful spending. Sec. Scott Turner has already identified $260 million in savings. $1.9 billion misplaced by the Biden administration was recovered.
The U.S. Travel Association warns that the country is not ready for the air travel demand expected from major international sporting events in the next few years. Urgent modernization of air traffic control technology and solutions to air traffic controller shortages are needed to avoid strain on the outdated air travel system.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul plans to add oversight to New York City Mayor Eric Adams' office instead of removing him amid legal woes and cooperation with former President Donald Trump. Adams faces charges linked to wire fraud, bribery, and soliciting campaign funds from foreign sources.
Sen. Whitehouse criticizes FBI director nominee Kash Patel, claiming he will cause evil in the FBI building. Conservatives mock Whitehouse's remarks ahead of the nomination vote. Democrats express concerns about Patel's qualifications. Patel has departed to Las Vegas and engaged in other activities during the nomination process.
Congressional Democrats hit a record-low job approval rating while Congressional Republicans enjoy a record high. The poll is from a left-wing pollster, showing 21% approval for Democrats and 40% for Republicans.
Fox News reports on Democrats blaming Trump administration for recent aviation mishaps. SpaceX engineers help modernize air traffic control. Secretary of Transportation enlists brightest minds to upgrade aviation system. SpaceX engineers work separately to avoid conflicts of interest. Critics claim SpaceX team gaining special access to FAA.
Senator Mitch McConnell announced he will not seek re-election in 2026, sparking mixed reactions from pro-Trump Republicans and conservatives. McConnell, a moderate conservative, has been in the Senate for 40 years and is known for his leadership role in the Republican Party. Some view him as a 'Republican in name only' (RINO) while others praise his legacy of service and dedication to the Senate.
Mexican President proposes constitutional reforms to protect sovereignty from U.S. military action against designated drug cartels. Trump administration designates six Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, sparking concerns.
Professor Tim Spector, a genetic epidemiology expert, shares important tips on egg preparation amidst bird flu outbreaks affecting poultry farms. Eggs are safe to eat when cooked thoroughly. Proper cooking kills the bird flu virus. Washing eggs is not recommended as it can compromise the protective layer of the shell.
Fox News article discussing controversial comments made by CBS host Margaret Brennan about Nazi Germany, Jerry Seinfeld shutting down a pro-Palestinian activist, and an open letter from a freed Hamas hostage. The article also covers anti-Israel demonstrations and a request for help from President Trump.
Team USA faced off against Canada in a hockey game marked by fights and political tension. President Trump suggested Canada should become the 51st State and invited 'Governor Trudeau' to watch the game with him.
Blake Lively's secret agenda exposed in resurfaced 2022 clip, revealing she hid her push for 'authorship' from directors until after signing on, a key issue in her legal battle with 'It Ends With Us' director Justin Baldoni.
Paige Bueckers, a UConn women's basketball superstar, openly shares her faith in Christianity and sees a growing trend of athletes being more vocal about their faith in sports. She credits her success and comeback from injury to her faith in God.
The Colorado Senate passed a semiautomatic firearm ban covering rifles, shotguns, and pistols. The bill needs to pass the House before reaching Gov. Jared Polis. Gun rights groups, such as Rocky Mountain Gun Owners, are actively opposing the ban. The ban includes exemptions for certain gun buyers who meet specific conditions.
A news conference between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald Trump’s Ukraine envoy was canceled due to political tensions over the war with Russia. The meeting was changed to a photo opportunity at the last minute, upsetting journalists who were expecting statements and questions. Trump and Zelenskyy have been feuding recently, with Trump reversing the U.S. policy of isolating Russia, causing further strain on their relationship.
Emma Raducanu faced a difficult experience with a fixated fan at the Dubai Tennis Championships. The fan approached her, left a note, took her photograph, causing her distress. Raducanu dropped charges but the man was banned from future tournaments and given a restraining order.
U.S. District Judge blocks deportation of eight asylum seekers facing threats of violence in their home countries. Attorneys argue Trump administration is breaking the law by not giving those with credible fear a chance to obtain legal status. Judge Moss requests more information on the situation.
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and guests discuss CNN anchor Pamela Brown's lack of knowledge about former Biden nuclear official Sam Brinton, who faced accusations of stealing women's luggage. Brown claimed ignorance, leading to a heated exchange with Rep. Tim Burchett.
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Gil Dickmann blames President Trump for not striking a deal sooner to save the Bibas family and his cousin Carmel Gat, who were hostages. He calls Trump 'the X factor for this deal.'
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is working to simplify the federal government's credit card program, which spent nearly $40 billion in Fiscal Year 2024, by reducing administrative costs and reporting back in one week. The program has seen a significant increase in spending and transactions in recent years.
Congressional Republicans are working on enacting President Trump's core agenda of cutting taxes and reducing federal spending using budget reconciliation. There are debates between the House and Senate on whether to focus on one bill or two bills to achieve these goals.
President Trump's executive order 'Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports' is being implemented by the Department of Health and Human Services, focusing on sex-based definitions and protecting children from chemical and surgical mutilation. The new policies aim to ensure fair opportunities for girls to compete in sports.
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis, expected to miss remainder of the season. Considered future face of the NBA, but setback impacts playoff push and accolades.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) offers enthusiastic endorsement of President Donald Trump and his cabinet, praising their disruptive approach and choice of nominees despite some disagreements on issues like tariffs and budget deficits.
The Trump administration launched an investigation of the establishment media due to low public trust. Media elites accuse Trump of attacking the First Amendment. Trump's allies launched offensives against biased reporting. Establishment media has been working against Trump for years.
A long-lost tomb of Egyptian pharaoh Thutmose II, husband of Queen Hatshepsut and ancestor of Tutankhamen, was found in 2022 near the Valley of the Kings. The tomb, initially believed to be for a royal wife, was found to belong to a pharaoh, filling a gap in archaeological knowledge. The tomb was deliberately emptied after being flooded years after the king's burial, but artifacts and inscriptions helped identify it. This discovery is considered one of the most important in the century by Egypt.
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz discusses Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's feud with President Trump, urging Ukraine to sign an economic deal for security. Trump calls Zelenskyy a dictator without elections amid rift. US seeks access to rare earth minerals in Ukraine.
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul endorses President Donald Trump, discusses gold reserve audit at Ft. Knox, and decision to vote against Republican budget bill on 'Fox & Friends'.
Fox News' Mark Levin delivers a history lesson on Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's rise to power and crimes, while defending Ukrainian President Zelensky and criticizing Trump's rhetoric on the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.
Conservative radio host Mark Levin threatens not to support Donald Trump in the general election, citing Trump's toxic allies and Nixonian tactics. Levin is a strong supporter of Ted Cruz and denounces Trump's campaign tactics.
Fox News host Jesse Watters pleads for Trump administration to be less callous in laying off federal employees after a military veteran friend was set to be terminated as part of Pentagon cuts. Watters emphasizes the importance of prioritizing veterans over other employees in workforce reductions.
Israel demands Hamas members face consequences after a twisted parade using coffins of killed hostages. Hostages' remains were released, leading to a harrowing spectacle with propaganda and vile displays. Bodies now with IDF for further investigation. Global condemnation for the depravity of the act.
Netflix's political thriller 'Zero Day' follows a former POTUS investigating a cyber attack, addressing national divisions and regrets, and blurring lines between fact and fiction. The star-studded cast includes Robert De Niro, Angela Bassett, and Joan Allen.
A professor warns that Elon Musk's actions could lead to a deep recession in the US due to job losses and government spending cuts.
President Trump is considering giving 20% of identified savings back to Americans, funded with DOGE savings, potentially impacting inflation and the economy. Economists warn of the effects on inflation and debt.
A study by WalletHub reveals that many major U.S. cities are facing increasing financial distress, with Southern cities like Houston, Atlanta, and Jacksonville being hit the hardest. The study analyzed various financial metrics to paint a concerning picture of growing financial instability in urban areas.
Steve Bannon warns Republicans about fully embracing tech 'oligarchs' like Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk, highlighting concerns about their influence and potential betrayal. He expresses distrust in these billionaires and emphasizes the need for tough antitrust measures. Bannon also criticizes Musk's approach and warns against cutting Medicaid.
President Trump declares himself a 'King' on social media after halting NYC congestion pricing system, sparking legal challenges and backlash from New York Governor. The tolling system aims to reduce air pollution and improve city transit but is divisive among residents.
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US Vice President JD Vance defended Donald Trump's approach to negotiating with Vladimir Putin, stating that Trump's goal is to bring lasting peace to Europe. Vance emphasized the importance of shared values in maintaining alliances with Europe.
The use of AI tools like ChatGPT in classrooms and workplaces is raising concerns about the impact on critical thinking skills. Researchers found that reliance on AI can lead to decreased levels of critical thinking among users, potentially resulting in long-term over-reliance on technology. The study also highlights historical concerns about offloading cognitive tasks onto technology.
Conservative Friedrich Merz is favored to become the next chancellor of Germany in a bitterly fought campaign against Chancellor Olaf Scholz's Social Democrats, amid rising support for the far-right AfD party backed by Team Trump. Merz faces challenges in fixing Germany's economy and navigating international relations amidst rapid changes in Europe.
In the German election of 2025, the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) is expected to finish second, gaining momentum by focusing on anti-migrant sentiment and incorporating neo-Nazis into its ranks. High-profile endorsements from Elon Musk and JD Vance have further boosted the party's image. The AfD has successfully shifted the debate to immigration and crime, overshadowing other important issues. Despite being under surveillance for extremism, the party looks set to capture a significant portion of the votes, complicating coalition building in the government.
Pope Francis, aged 88, is hospitalized with pneumonia and a complex respiratory infection. His funeral is being rehearsed as his condition remains serious.
A chunk of charred rocket debris from a Falcon 9 rocket crash-landed in a Polish village, causing concern over uncontrolled reentry incidents. The debris was identified as a pressure vessel from the second stage, highlighting safety risks of space missions.
A royal tomb belonging to ancient Egyptian King Thutmose II has been unearthed in Luxor, Egypt. Initially thought to belong to a queen, it was later confirmed to be the king's tomb. The discovery is considered significant and provides insight into the region's history and the king's reign.
Amazon MGM Studios is set to take creative control of the James Bond franchise after a historic agreement with long-time producers, Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli. The three parties will co-own the iconic franchise, but Amazon MGM will have creative control.
Amazon MGM Studios and Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli form joint venture for James Bond franchise, with Amazon gaining creative control and Wilson and Broccoli remaining co-owners. Wilson stepping back to focus on art and charitable projects.
The article discusses Americans, particularly from marginalized communities, looking to leave the country due to gun violence and far-right politics, with examples of people seeking dual citizenship and emigrating. It also highlights the rise in Americans applying to foreign institutions and seeking EU passports amidst concerns about the Trump administration's impact on the country.
Walmart provided a disappointing earnings outlook with a warning of the first year-over-year decline in quarterly profit in three years. The warning may be more related to weight-loss drugs than tariffs.
The USA-Canada rivalry in hockey reaches new heights in the 4 Nations Face-off final, with players considering it the biggest game of their lives. The historical animosity between the two countries adds a political charge to the rematch.
Americans and Canadians are clashing on the ice hockey rink following President Trump's taunts about making Canada a US state, with tensions escalating ahead of the NHL Four Nations Face-Off tournament final. The rivalry has intensified due to political tensions and trade disputes between the two nations.
Ukrainian women taken as prisoners of war by Russian soldiers reveal brutal abuse including torture, humiliation, and sexual assault. Survivors describe inhumane treatment and violations of international law, highlighting the severity of war crimes committed against them.
U.S. President Donald Trump publicly criticized Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy, siding with Russia's position on the conflict. Russian officials were pleased with Trump's remarks and believe he understands Moscow's stance.
The US objected to calling Russia an aggressor and refused to co-sponsor a UN resolution condemning Russian aggression. The Trump administration has declined to join over 50 countries in supporting the resolution. There are ongoing negotiations regarding the use of the phrase 'Russian aggression' in a G7 statement.
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The IRS plans to lay off 6,000 employees during tax-filing season, with newer hires being targeted. This may impact tax collections and customer service.
First Amendment lawyers and press freedom advocates criticize a judge's order requiring a Mississippi newspaper to delete an editorial criticizing city officials. The case highlights threats to freedom of expression and press protections.
Vice President JD Vance discusses key issues like the economy and illegal immigration at CPAC, praising Trump's administration for restoring safety and prosperity to the American people. He emphasizes the importance of securing the southern border, American energy dominance, and cutting wasteful government spending.