Education Dept finds CUNY, Michigan failed to assess if Israel-Hamas protests created hostile environment

The Education Department found the University of Michigan and the City University of New York didn't adequately investigate campus incidents in response to the Israel-Hamas war.

Hunter Biden files and quickly withdraws motion for new trial in criminal gun case

Hunter Biden's legal team on Monday filed and quickly withdrew a motion requesting a new trial in the first son's gun case in Wilmington, Delaware.

Israel, Hezbollah on 'brink' of all-out war, officials warn

President Biden's administration is pushing to stop Israel from going to war in Lebanon against Hezbollah as the Iran-backed terror group escalates its attacks.

Steelers' TJ Watt laments lack of playoff success, willing to do 'whatever is possible to win'

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt has his sights set on on postseason victories as he gets ready to turn 30 later this year. Watt has only played in three playoff games.

White House stymied bipartisan support for presidential ethics bill, says top House Dem

Rep. Katie Porter said her efforts to bring bipartisan support to a presidential ethics bill were foiled after lawmakers spoke to the White House while she was on a plane.

Putin to visit Kim Jong Un as military cooperation between Russia and North Korea increases

Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Tuesday as both countries intensify their opposition to the United States.

Illegal immigrant police could soon fill beleaguered ranks of blue city

The Seattle Police Department will now be able to hire participants in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy first introduced under the Obama administration.

Armie Hammer compares ‘cannibal’ accusations to a ‘neutron bomb’ going off in his life

Armie Hammer is breaking his silence on the allegations of cannibalism that ultimately derailed his career in a new podcast interview.

Hillary Clinton references 2016 loss in Tonys appearance, says she knows how 'hard it is to make change'

Hillary Clinton appeared to reference her 2016 loss to Donald Trump during her remarks at the Tony Awards on Sunday and told the audience it is important to vote.

Tonga Olympian, 18, gearing up for Paris Games, dead in diving accident

J.J. Rice, a U.S.-born kitefoiler who was set to compete for Tonga in the 2024 Paris Olympics, was killed in a diving accident over the weekend.

'No consensus': House backs off of push for large-scale AI regulations

The House of Representatives may not entertain the Senate's AI framework even if it came up for a vote in the upper chamber, Majority Leader Steve Scalise suggested.

Trump running mate contender makes pitch to top Republican donors

Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina, a top ally and potential running mate of former President Trump, is making the case for the presumptive Republican presidential nominee with top GOP donors.

NHL team owner nearly hit with ball amid Angel Reese's flagrant foul on Caitlin Clark

The Angel Reese flagrant foul on Caitlin Clark on Sunday afternoon took a new twist as it was New York Islanders co-owner Jon Ledecky who was nearly hit with the ball.

Angelina Jolie wins Tony Award with daughter Vivienne after she and siblings drop Brad Pitt's last name

Angelina Jolie and her daughter Vivienne both made an appearance at last nights Tony Awards as rumors swirl about Vivienne and big sister Shiloh dropping Brad Pitt's last name.

6 states halt Biden administration's Title IX rewrite after West Virginia athlete's lawsuit

A U.S. District Court in Kentucky halted the Biden administration's implementation of its new Title IX rules in six states on Monday morning.

CNN data guru ‘speechless’ after polling finds Trump headed for ‘historic performance’ with Black voters

CNN data reporter Harry Enten said he was "speechless" Monday after polling found a surge in support for former President Donald Trump among Black voters.

Schumer deletes 'cringe' Father's Day photo after conservatives rip his grilling skills: 'E coli with cheese'

Democratic Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer was blasted on social media by conservatives over his grilling skills in a Father's Day post he eventually took down.

Houthis take to social media in bizarre offensive against US Navy

Yemen's Houthi rebels have repeatedly claimed that they hit or sank the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower in an online misinformation campaign as the aircraft carrier fights in the Red Sea.

Byron Donalds clashes with NBC host over Trump charges: 'Two-tiered justice...plain to see'

Rep. Byron Donalds argued with NBC's Peter Alexander over whether President Biden was weaponizing his Justice Department against his GOP rival, Donald Trump.

EU leaders convene in Brussels, will discuss placements for top jobs in bloc

Following European Parliament elections that saw right-leaning parties win big, European Union leaders will convene to discuss policy goals and who to place in top EU jobs.

House GOP probes whether special counsel office helped retaliate against Hunter Biden whistleblowers

EXCLUSIVE: House Republicans are investigating whether the U.S. Office of Special Counsel has contributed to alleged retaliation against IRS whistleblowers Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler.

Biden angered, distracted by political attacks on his family: 'Impenetrable sadness'

President Biden reportedly becomes distracted and angry over his family struggles. His son Hunter Biden recently took center stage with a federal conviction.

Elizabeth Warren warns Dems to stand firm on tax hikes as fight looms over Trump-era cuts

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is pressing her Democratic colleagues not to let up on tax policy demands as lawmakers gear up for the expiration of part of Trump's tax cuts.

Michigan splash pad shooter identified as 42-year-old 'loner' going through 'mental health challenges'

Police say Michael Nash opened fire at a Michigan splash pad as two victims are identified as a couple who were protecting their young children.

Fox exclusive: Migrants freed under ICE program exploded to over 7.4M

The U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency's non-detained docket has exploded to 7.4 million cases in fiscal year 2024, with 1 million cases added since October.

Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese being used in 'race war,' former NFL star says

Former NFL star quarterback Robert Griffin III wrote on X that Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese "are being used in a race war" that is unfair to them and the sport.

'Super mayor' Tiffany Henyard faces yet another lawsuit amid ongoing federal investigations

Former Maintenance Manager Dwayne Thrash filed a lawsuit against Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard on Thursday, claiming that he was wrongfully terminated.

Pharma giant's data breach exposes patients' sensitive information

Pharmaceutical giant Cencora has notified people that private medical information, including health diagnoses and medications, was stolen during a cyberattack this year.

Deadly Texas Juneteenth mass shooting suspect description released by police

Police in Round Rock, Texas, released a suspect description after a mass shooting at a Juneteenth celebration left two dead and 14 wounded.

Chicago alderman forced to abandon pledge to camp out in crime-ridden ward after narrowly missing gunfire

David Moore was forced to reverse course on his pledge to camp out in a high-crime area of his ward after a shooting broke out just feet from his tent.

Singapore authorities say ship that hit tanker, causing oil spill, reported sudden loss of control

The Netherlands-flagged dredger Vox Maxima struck the Singaporean fuel supply ship Marine Honor after the Vox Maxima reported a sudden loss of control, Singaporean authorities said.

Republicans fume over report part of $2.8B Afghan humanitarian funding went to Taliban

Reps. Brian Mast and Michael McCaul separately admonished the Biden administration after an inspector general report found the Taliban were eventually recipients of millions of dollars from the more than $2 billion in U.S. aid.

Ready to finally get a pool? You can get these 12 options right on Amazon

To really relax this summer, take the dive and finally get yourself one of these above-ground pools.

Abortion case could cost judges their jobs for ruling correctly

Judges made the correct ruling on an abortion case and that jeopardizes their careers. Left-wing activists are coming after them. Courts aren't set up to fend off partisan attacks.

A timeline of clashes between China and the Philippines in South China Sea, following latest ship collision

China and the Philippines have engaged in a series of confrontations in the South China Sea, which China claims as its own territory, as China pursues a large military expansion.

Mike Brumley, former MLB infielder and touted baseball coach, dies in car crash

Mike Brumley, a former MLB infielder who was a coach for several years in the minors and majors, died in a car crash in Mississippi over the weekend.

Bill Maher clashes with Charlamagne tha God, calls it 'zombie lie' that life 'five times' harder for Blacks

"Real Time" host Bill Maher pushed back on Charlamagne Tha God's claims that life for Black Americans is "five times" harder than the rest of America.

Red Sox's Triston Casas recalls dad's arrest during his Little League game: 'Super valuable lesson'

Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas recalled a moment from his father when he learned a valuable lesson when he was younger. However, it came with discipline for his dad.

Biden campaign targets 'convicted felon' Trump with $50M media buy ahead of 1st debate

The Biden campaign released a new ad Monday as part of a $50 million ad blitz ahead of the first presidential debate this month, highlighting former President Trump's conviction.

Caitlin Clark talks going up against Angel Reese: 'People just love seeing great matchups'

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark gave her opinion on why people tune into games that involve her and Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese.

A look at the Americans detained in Russia ahead of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich's trial

At least a dozen American citizens are currently being held in Russian prisons. Reporter Evan Gershkovich and former U.S. marine Paul Whelan are among the most famous.

WNBA great rips media outlets over Angel Reese coverage after flagrant foul on Caitlin Clark: 'Nasty work'

WNBA champion Swin Cash took issue with media outlets only talking and showing the Angel Reese foul on Caitlin Clark in their matchup on Sunday afternoon.

Obama pleads with digital influencers to back Biden: 'You may not agree with everything he does'

Former President Obama told influencers they may not agree with President Biden all the time but needed to use their platforms to support him regardless.

Nikki Haley announces her father's death on Father's Day

Nikki Haley, former President Trump's former campaign challenger, announced the death of her father, Ajit Singh Randhawa, on Father's Day.

Maryland Gov Moore to pardon 175,000 Marijuana convictions in massive executive order

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore plans to pardon 175,000 Marijuana convictions with an executive order on Monday, arguing it will help 'black and brown' residents.

Cori Bush claimed her faith healing helped a sick toddler walk, healed woman's tumors

Rep. Cori Bush, D-Mo., claimed to have cured a woman of her tumors in her autobiography “The Forerunner: A Story of Pain and Perseverance in America."

Trump's Manhattan trial opened floodgates for prosecution of other presidents and more top headlines

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Netanyahu dissolves Israel's war cabinet after government shakeup, report says

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dissolved his war cabinet that was responsible for key decisions in the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

Is this pint-sized electric vehicle about to be big disruptor in US?

The electric Eli Zero is shorter than the Hummer EV is wide, seats two passengers and can travel at 25 mph and 60 miles on a single charge.

MSNBC host praises Biden as ‘playing chess’ while Trump ‘at best is playing Hungry Hungry Hippos’

MSNBC co-hosts compared the competition between Biden and Trump as one playing chess while the other plays 'Hungry Hungry Hippos' for the upcoming presidential election.

WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich set to begin espionage trial in Russia on June 26

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich's trial for espionage charges in Russia will begin on June 26 in the Sverdlovsky Regional Court in Yekaterinburg, which is where he was arrested.

American Culture Quiz: Test your command of Hollywood hotshots, fashion flicks and Bunker Hill heroes

This week, the American Culture Quiz tests your knowledge of Hollywood heavy hitters, fashion flicks and American independence. Can you get all 8 questions right?

3 inmates charged in prison killing of Boston gangster James 'Whitey' Bulger set for plea hearing, sentencing

Three inmates accused of beating notorious Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger to death in prison in 2018 are slated to appear in court Monday for a plea hearing and sentencing.

Russian warships near Florida aim to intimidate. Our Navy views them more like target practice

Putin's navy isn't safe close to home, so he sent Russian warships to Cuba to try and intimidate the US. Our Navy isn't bothered at all and is using the visit to gather intel.

Guaranteed basic income programs spread across the country: Is it coming to your city?

Guaranteed basic income programs have become a trend across the U.S. in recent years with more than 100 GBI pilots launched since 2018. The effort grew due to mayors working together.

Biden’s electric vehicle mandates give auto industry to China on a silver platter

Biden treats China as a 'foreign entity of concern' and that nation dominates the materials used in electric vehicle batteries. But the White House is still pushing EV mandates.

Late-night DNCTV? Colbert, Kimmel fundraise for President Biden

Late-night hosts have increasingly become activists for President Biden, hosting fundraisers for his 2024 campaign and putting "disclaimers" on their jokes.

Journalist says progressive 'revolution' has overtaken institutions, but 'normal people' are fighting back

In an interview with Fox News Digital, "Morning After the Revolution" author Nellie Bowles says she's hopeful that "normal people" are starting to combat far-left policies.

Liza Minnelli was devastated by mom Judy Garland’s death, cried for 8 days

"Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story," which premiered at Tribeca Film Festival, explores the ups and downs of Liza Minnelli's life.

Florida police officers indicted for manslaughter in 2019 shootout that killed UPS driver, passerby

Four Florida police officers have been indicted for manslaughter in the deaths of a UPS driver and a passerby who were killed in a 2019 shootout with hijackers.

Trump’s ‘modern day Salem witch trial’ verdict signals ‘open season’ on former presidents: experts

Former President Donald Trump faced a "modern day Salem witch trial" when he sat in a Manhattan courtroom for more than six weeks over falsifying business records, experts say.

R.E.M.'s Bill Berry regretted quitting after onstage aneurysm as band reunites for first interview in 30 years

R.E.M. drummer Bill Berry shared his regrets over leaving the band at the height of its success in 1997 after suffering a brain aneurysm on stage two years earlier.

Conservative groups cleared to continue legal fight to protect whales from Biden-backed offshore wind farm

A coalition of conservative organizations have standing to continue fighting a Biden administration wind project in Virginia, a federal judge determined.

Child hot car death pushes parents who lost daughter to sound alarm about 'preventable tragedy'

A mother who tragically lost her girl in a hot car death is pleading with other families to be vigilant about not leaving their kids in cars this summer as the weather heats up.

Police warn homeowners of 'out of town' scammers trying to sell, rent vacation properties they don't own

Police in Southampton, New York, are warning sellers to be on the lookout for fraudsters looking for a quick buck on exclusive properties they do not actually own.

Republicans back stopgap spending bill into 2025 in anticipation of GOP wins

Republican senators are looking to pass a continuing spending resolution that would push the date for new bills to be approved to 2025, when the GOP may have a Senate majority and potentially the White House.

AI lab at Christian university aims to bring morality and ethics to artificial intelligence

Dr. Michael Arena, dean of the Crowell School of Business at Biola University in California, reveals how his school has embraced AI — and why it's focusing on Christian values and virtues.

Russell Crowe calls his ‘s--t ton of regrets’ ‘badges of honor’

Russell Crowe is reflecting on his career, his relationships and heartbreak, and his many regrets. He noted that he's been "unreasonably happy" for most of his life.

UFOs soar from taboo to presidential: 'Time has come to inject UAPs into the ... elections,' institute says

The New Paradigm Institute started a social media campaign using #DisclosureDebate to convince moderators of presidential debates to ask about UFOs.

How is cotton candy made? Steps to making the sugary treat

Have you ever wondered how cotton candy is made? The secret is plenty of sugar with tasty flavors. Cotton candy is most commonly served as pink vanilla or blue raspberry.

Delaware man stole $11K worth of cigarettes from Walgreens: state police

A Delaware man allegedly stole more than $11,000 worth of cigarettes from a Walgreens store, sneaking behind the counter to take the items while an employee was occupied.

On this day in history, June 17, 1885, the Statue of Liberty arrives in New York

The Statue of Liberty arrived in New York by ship on this day in history, June 17, 1885. Construction would take some time, as the pedestal was still being built.

Central California fire department welcomes 14 babies in one year: 'Baby fever'

Firefighters at the Visalia Fire Department and their families welcomed 14 babies over the past year, marking a new record for the central California department.

Man walking his dog stumbles across unusual pits on beach, leading to unexpected discovery

A man walking his dog in Northumberland helped archaeologists uncover centuries-old fishing bait tanks at at Foxton Bay in in North East England.

3 charged in attacking Florida pro-life pregnancy center plead guilty: DOJ

The Department of Justice announced that three Florida residents pleaded guilty to charges connected to attacks on reproductive health facilities.

Two pilots killed in small World War II-era plane crash during Father's Day event in California

Two pilots onboard a small World War II-era plane were killed when the aircraft crashed shortly after departing from Chino Airport in California, officials said.

Trump’s promise to ‘eliminate taxes on tips’ marks ‘first time’ GOP has focused on minority neighborhoods

Trump's promise to “eliminate taxes on tips" for service industry workers has sparked conversation on how his policies will impact the middle class.

8 injured in Massachusetts pop-up party shooting

Eight people were injured in a shooting at a Methuen, Massachusetts, "pop-up party" early Sunday. Two are reportedly in critical condition.

NYC carjacker steals minivan with 6-month-old baby inside: police

A carjacker in New York City reportedly stole a minivan with a 6-month-old child in the back seat on Sunday afternoon. Less than 2 hours later, a suspect was apprehended.

Phillies manager Rob Thomson's screaming match with umpire leads to ejection in bizarre scene

Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson was tossed from Sunday's game against the Baltimore Orioles, but home plate umpire Mike Estabrook was yelling right back in his face.

George Strait breaks US concert attendance record in Texas

George Strait continued to make history for country music when he broke the U.S. concert attendance record on Saturday, a mark previously set by the Grateful Dead in 1977.

Yellowstone tourist sentenced to 7 days in jail over 'dangerous' caught-on-camera incident

The DOJ recently announced that a Washington state resident was sentenced to seven days in jail after trespassing at at Steamboat Geyser in Yellowstone National Park.

More people sent to hospital as mushroom-infused 'microdosing' chocolate faces ongoing FDA probe

The FDA recently announced that 10 consumers who ate Diamond Shruumz "microdosing" chocolate and gummies have been hospitalized, up from the six reported hospitalizations last week.

Georgia inmate kills kitchen employee before turning gun on himself: officials

Jaydrekus Hart, who was serving a voluntary manslaughter sentence at Smith State Prison in Glennville, Georgia, shot a prison worker before killing himself, police said.

Study discovers 'trigger gene' in IBD as researchers look for drugs to prevent the bowel disease

Researchers in the U.K. discovered a genetic component that is present in 95% of those living with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Experts weighed in on what this means for patients.

Rockies baserunner easily swipes home plate after epic Pirates blunder during blowout loss

The Pirates had a mind-boggling moment in the fifth inning in Saturday's game against the Rockies, which allowed a base runner to easily swipe home plate.

Texas A&M baseball coach apologizes for 2 fans harassing Florida dugout with alleged remarks about dead batboy

Texas A&M head baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle denounced the actions of two Aggies fans, who were thrown out of Saturday's game for heckling Florida's dugout.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu criticizes military’s plans for 11-hour daily pauses in fighting

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the country's military for pausing fighting for 11 hours a day to help facilitate aid into Gaza.

Actor Morgan Freeman derides Black History Month: 'My history is American history'

Actor Morgan Freeman once again derided the idea of a Black History Month while discussing his upcoming Civil War-based drama series “The Gray House."

Kevin Costner says 'Yellowstone' return isn't out of the cards: 'I would go back'

Kevin Costner put $38 million of his own money into passion project, "Horizon: An American Saga," but isn't quite ready to hang up his cowboy hat on "Yellowstone."

Troubled former NBA player Delonte West spotted stumbling through parking lot after latest arrest

Delonte West, the embattled former NBA guard, was spotted sauntering through a Virginia parking lot in bad shape one week after his latest arrest.

Bryson DeChambeau wins 124th US Open, defeats Rory McIlroy by 1 stroke in thrilling finish

Bryson DeChambeau is once again a U.S. Open champion, as he defeated Rory McIlroy by one stroke at 6-under for the tournament at Pinehurst No. 2.

Man likely killed missing Florida family of 4 after human remains found on his property: sheriff

The Pasco County Sheriff's Office, while searching for clues as to why a family went missing last week, discovered human remains on a property they were last seen visiting.

Fever knock off Sky for 2nd time as Caitlin Clark drains clutch 3-pointer

Caitlin Clark made a critical 3-pointer to give the Indiana the lead later in the fourth quarter to help the Fever defeat the Chicago Sky.

‘Monster’ Florida teen kills parents, wounds deputy in shootout: police

A 19-year-old Tampa teen was killed in a shootout after killing both of his parents and injuring a deputy in an overnight standoff, the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office said.

Democratic lawmaker doubts polls showing increased support for Trump among Black people: 'Something is amiss'

Rep. Jim Clyburn argued during a recent interview that something was "amiss" in polls showing an increased support for Donald Trump among Black voters.

Texas A&M baseball coach apologizes for 2 fans harassing Florida dugout with remarks about dead batboy

Texas A&M head baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle denounced the actions of two Aggies fans, who were thrown out of Saturday's game for heckling Florida's dugout.

Americans believe US should focus more on domestic issues, but support leadership on world stage: poll

A majority of Americans believe the U.S. should focus more on issues at home and withdraw from foreign affairs, according to new Reagan Institute survey.

Jennifer Lopez honors Ben Affleck on Father's Day amid breakup rumors: 'Our hero'

For Father's Day, Jennifer Lopez called Ben Affleck "our hero" on Instagram with a throwback photo from his "Pearl Harbor" days. The couple has five children in their blended family.

Rachel Morin murder: Former FBI agent reveals how capture of illegal immigrant suspect in killing went down

Former FBI agent shares how federal and state law enforcement worked together to bring the illegal migrant suspect into custody in the Rachel Morin homicide.

Wedding dilemma for many couples: Should God be invited to the marriage celebration?

Roxanne Louh, a family therapist in Florida, conducts marriage seminars with her husband, a Greek orthodox priest — and together, the couple offer key insights into how faith factors into marriage.

Angel Reese defends hitting Caitlin Clark in head, resulting in flagrant foul: 'It's a basketball play'

Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese defended the play she made on fellow rookie Caitlin Clark, which resulted in a flagrant foul during their anticipated rematch.

Actresses reportedly shun controversial play skewering JK Rowling's stance on gender

The Telegraph reported that a play slamming J.K. Rowling for her views on gender issues is struggling to cast female roles, but some male roles have already been filled.

'White Lotus' star Theo James shares 'gross' moment that made him ditch 'rock star' dreams

"White Lotus" star Theo James recalled a specific moment during his music career that made him walk away from the "rock star" life.

Chiefs' Isaiah Buggs, already facing animal cruelty charges, arrested for domestic violence/burglary

Kansas City Chiefs lineman Isaiah Buggs, already facing two misdemeanor charges for alleged animal cruelty, was arrested and booked for domestic violence/battery in Tuscaloosa.

Venezuelan migrants allegedly carjack off-duty NYPD officer's personal vehicle at gunpoint: report

Two men believed to be tied to a Venezuelan gang were arrested for allegedly carjacking an NYPD officer in his personal vehicle.

Trump resurrects Biden's 'devastating' 1994 crime bill as he courts Black Detroit voters: ‘Super predators'

Former President Trump courted Black voters at a Detroit church this weekend, bringing up President Biden's controversial 1994 crime bill.

Angel Reese strikes Caitlin Clark in head during layup attempt, receives flagrant foul in Fever-Sky rematch

Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark have been involved in a spirited on-court rivalry for more than a year, and things heated up when the rookies faced off on Sunday.

'Fox News Sunday' on June 2, 2024

This week on 'Fox News Sunday,' Shannon Bream welcomes House Speaker Mike Johnson, South Carolina Senator Tim Scott, and more to discuss the week's top headlines.

'Fox News Sunday' on June 16, 2024

Shannon Bream welcomes North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, Fox News senior political analyst Juan Williams, and more to discuss the week's top headlines.

Pentagon shoots down concerns over Chinese solar panels

The Pentagon said it will not use Chinese-made solar panels on the roof of the Pentagon after concern over the possibility was raised by Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin.

Kate Middleton shares tribute to Prince William on Father's Day

Kate Middleton has penned a tribute to Prince William on Father's Day. The Princess of Wales shared a photo of her husband with their three children at the beach.

Black male voters sour on Biden, Trump: 'Tired of being forced to choose the lesser of the greater evils'

Black male voters don't feel confident in voting for Donald Trump or President Biden, telling ABC News that they weren't excited about either choice.

Sen. Cruz posits Republicans as blue-collar allies, slams Biden for catering to elites at swanky fundraiser

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, compared the priorities of Republicans and Democrats, highlighting the GOP's shift toward blue-collar workers as Biden rubs elbows with Hollywood stars.

Draymond Green 'had no idea' Klay Thompson unfollowed Warriors on social media as free agency looms

Klay Thompson is a four-time All-Star and played an important role during the Golden State Warriors' run of four NBA championships in eight years.

Hezbollah bigger challenge than Hamas to Israel: ‘Crown jewel in the Iranian empire of terror’

As Israel gears up for a third war against Hezbollah, experts on the Hamas and Hezbollah alliance outline the similarities and differences between the two Islamist terrorist movements