WATCH: Dashcam footage shows Texas National Guardsman's arrest for allegedly smuggling migrant

Texas DPS have arrested a National Guardsman for allegedly smuggling a migrant across the southern border, with dashcam footage showing his arrest.

Mayorkas impeachment trial poised to pressure these vulnerable Senate Dems

Senate Democrats up for re-election in swing states are in a difficult position when it comes to the impeachment trial for DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Biden White House close to finalizing menthol cigarette regulations despite broad opposition

The Biden administration said it is finalizing standards on menthol cigarettes over widespread opposition to the proposal from small businesses and civil rights leaders.

Austrian minister aims to tighten espionage law in response to concerns of foreign intelligence activities

Austria's justice minister shared plans to bolster the nation's espionage regulations, responding to heightened concerns over foreign intelligence activities.

New York Senate votes to abolish law from 1907 that makes cheating on spouse illegal

New York lawmakers have voted to repeal a law from 1907 that criminalizes adultery, which could soon be abolished. The state Senate approved the bill on Wednesday.

Biden administration rule makes firing federal workers harder as Trump promises 'deep state' revamp

The Biden administration implemented a new rule making it harder to fire federal workers ahead of former President Trump's possible return.

Senate has a responsibility to conduct Mayorkas impeachment trial – and convict him

The seriousness of the charges should compel the Senate to perform its constitutional duty, conduct a full impeachment trial, convict Secretary Mayorkas, and remove him from office.

Lebanon's prime minister denies allegations of money laundering in France

Lebanon's Prime Minister Najib Mikati faces allegations of money laundering after a complaint was filed in France by two anti-corruption groups this week.

Biden is 'p----d' at Netanyahu as 'frustration' in White House grows over death of aid workers: report

Tensions are growing as President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu are scheduled to speak about the death of aid workers in a Gaza airstrike.

Media hit DeSantis for migrant flights to Martha's Vineyard, mum on influx to Florida under Biden parole

Media coverage of a Biden DHS program allowing hundreds of thousands of migrants to fly into the U.S. differs sharply from negative coverage of Florida flights to Martha's Vineyard.

First Lady Jill Biden reportedly urging the president privately to end the war in Gaza: 'Stop, stop it now'

First Lady Jill Biden has reportedly been urging President Biden to end the war in Gaza and has told him to "stop it now" during private conversations.

Cancer cases in the spotlight as White House declares April 2024 'Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month'

The White House has declared April 2024 as Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month. Jody Hoyos, CEO of the Prevent Cancer Foundation in Alexandria, Virginia, revealed the significance.

Alabama widow blasts luxe Montana lodge for husband's carbon monoxide death on honeymoon

Rainbow Ranch Lodge in Montana is on trial this in a lawsuit filed by a former guest whose husband died of carbon monoxide poisoning on their honeymoon in 2021.

Top Biden adviser's wife considering run for House seat in key swing state

The wife of President Biden's National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, is reportedly considering running for Congress in New Hampshire.

Biden warns Netanyahu that US will change policy on Gaza unless Israel protects civilians

President Biden warned Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu that U.S. policy towards Gaza would change if Israel did not take immediate steps to better protect civilians.

Illegal immigrant charged in 'horrific' child sex crime arrested by ICE after police let him go

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested an illegal immigrant charged with rape of a minor in Massachusetts. The suspect had been released from state custody.

11 ways Biden and his handlers are hell-bent on destroying America

If an enemy wanted to destroy America could he or she do anything much more catastrophic than what is already currently happening in our country?

New York judge revises ruling, scaling back invalidation of state's marijuana regulations

A New York state judge has revised his previous ruling regarding cannabis regulations following a lawsuit challenging advertising rules for marijuana.

'Drunk' airplane passenger fined for reportedly urinating in cup during delay at Australia airport

A passenger on an Air New Zealand flight from Auckland to Sydney was fined hundreds of dollars for urinating in a cup during a delay at Sydney Airport.

Hundreds of mass graves unearthed in Rwanda decades after 1994 genocide

In Rwanda, ongoing excavation efforts have uncovered over 1,000 human remains after three decades of government efforts to give genocide victims burials.

Caught on camera: Crowds of illegal immigrants cut razor wire, rush across border into Texas

Video from the U.S. southern border shows migrants cutting through razor wire and attempting to surge into Texas, with some getting caught in the wire.

German investigators seize $103M in counterfeit US bills linked to Turkey

Investigators in Germany have seized counterfeit U.S. dollar bills valued at over $103 million, sourced from Turkey and intended for transport to America.

Israelis fear Biden’s 'intolerable' cease-fire demand means victory for Hamas

Israeli experts argue Biden is impeding the Jewish state’s war plan to defeat the Hamas terrorist movement as the six-month campaign continues with a final incursion set for Rafah in Gaza

Turkish authorities arrest 2 suspected of spying for Israel

Turkish authorities have arrested two people suspected of providing information to the Israeli intelligence agency. The suspects allegedly gathered data from companies.

Spike in number of illegal Chinese immigrants becoming US national security issue

The number of Chinese nationals coming to the U.S. border and crossing illegally has surged significantly since FY 2021, according to government figures.

White House says it's working for Hamas surrender even as it tries to rein in Israel

The White House said it is 'forcefully' pressuring Middle Eastern countries acting as mediators in the ongoing conflict to push for Hamas to surrender and end hostilities.

Biden admin temporarily drops 'outrageous climate mandate' amid flurry of lawsuits

The Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday temporarily suspended its controversial rule requiring private companies to disclose carbon emissions data after it was met with a slew of lawsuits.

House GOP leaders say Biden conditioning US support for Israel will 'benefit Hamas'

Republicans in the House and Senate are hammering President Biden for taking a harsher stance against Israel in the wake of an IDF airstrike that killed seven humanitarian aid workers.

On this day in history, April 6, 1917, US enters World War I as Congress votes to declare war on Germany

The United States entered World War I after repeated threats from Germany with a declaration of war by Congress on this day in history, April 6, 1917.

California convict in Polly Klaas' murder seeks death sentence recall as girl's family warns of slippery slope

The California suspect in Polly Klaas' 1993 murder is seeking to overturn his death-penalty sentence under Gov. Gavin Newsom's 2019 decision to halt the death penalty.

Wisconsin State Bar suspends DEI program after lawsuit

The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty forced the state bar association to suspend its "Diversity Clerkship Program" after alleging that it is racially discriminatory.

Biden may be missing from Ohio’s general election ballot due to key deadline issue, election official warns

The Democratic National Convention takes place after Ohio's deadline for certifying a presidential candidate, threatening Biden's ballot access.

Bronx judge who let migrant squatters go free with no bail released suspects who beat up cop

Bronx Criminal Court Judge Eugene Bowen, a Democrat, set loose six suspected migrant squatters without bail after their arrest on weapons and drugs charges.

Biden official Rachel Levine says early memories were of transgenderism, questioning biological sex

Rachel Levine, assistant secretary for health in the Biden-Harris administration, discusses questioning gender identity since childhood.

GOP senator highlights security threat in Border Patrol's weakened drug use standards

Sen. Lankford called on CBP to rescind its weakened policy on past marijuana use for its Border Patrol recruits.

Garland’s deadline to produce recordings of Biden interview in Hur case looms, risking contempt of Congress

Monday is the deadline for Attorney General Merrick Garland to produce subpoenaed audio recordings of former Special Counsel Robert Hur's interview with President Biden.

House Republicans rebuke Biden for 'one-sided pressure' on Israel after Netanyahu call

House Republicans are gearing up to formally criticize President Biden over his recent call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Montana trial against railroad company begins after thousands in mining town exposed to asbestos

A trial against BNSF Railway has begun over the lung cancer deaths of two people who lived in a Montana town where thousands were exposed to asbestos from a vermiculite mine.

DOJ will not turn over Biden's recorded interview with Special Counsel Hur, risking contempt of Congress

The Justice Department will not produce subpoenaed audio recordings of former special counsel Robert Hur's interview with President Biden to House Republicans, putting Attorney General Merrick Garland at risk of being held in contempt of Congress.

White House responds after Pope Francis condemns 'gender theory,' affirms Biden's support for trans community

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre affirmed Biden's support for the transgender community, despite a document from Pope Francis.

DOJ will not turn over Biden's recorded interview with Special Counsel Hur, risking contempt of Congress

The Justice Department will not produce subpoenaed audio recordings of former special counsel Robert Hur's interview with President Biden to House Republicans, putting Attorney General Merrick Garland at risk of being held in contempt of Congress.

Abbott sends Biden message on 'sovereign authority' as Texas National Guard reinforces border razor fencing

As Texas installs more razor wire along the southern border, Gov. Abbott has a message for President Biden over the Lone Star state's 'sovereign authority' to do so.

Dems violated freedom of speech during transgender bill’s debate, conservative groups allege

Conservative groups sue Democrat lawmakers alleging their freedom of speech was violated because they were forced to use 'preferred pronouns' when talking about transgender individuals

Mississippi anticipates slight budget growth in coming year

Mississippi lawmakers on Friday set a $7.6 billion revenue estimate for the year beginning July 1, a 1% increase over the current year.

McConnell says TikTok bill deserves 'urgent attention' amid China security threat concerns

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell called for the Senate to take action on TikTok due to its potential national security threat.

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Mayorkas’s impeachment trial

After the House of Representatives voted to impeach the Homeland Security Secretary, it is now the Senate's turn to vote on the political future of Alejandro Mayorkas.

Biden admin defends Chinese visa exemption as Republicans warn 'loophole' risks national security

DHS is defending a 2009 decision that Republicans call a "loophole" allowing Chinese nationals to enter Guam without a visa based on a perceived “significant public benefit."

Skateboarder says National Organization for Women wants to 'scare people into silence' over trans athletes

Skateboarder Taylor Silverman on Tuesday blasted the Biden office for posting about Transgender Day of Visibility on Easter Sunday and the notion that the holiday even exists.

Biden's stealth but clever strategy to maintain control of the White House

The Biden White House has initiated a surprising move that could increase voter turnout for the president and help him hold onto the White House. Republicans must understand it.

Special Counsel Jack Smith urges Supreme Court to reject Trump immunity claims: 'No person is above the law'

Special Counsel Jack Smith's prosecutorial team urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reject former President Trump's claims of immunity from criminal prosecution in the Jan. 6 case.

Billionaire who helped Trump with $175M bond says he 'probably didn't charge enough'

Billionaire businessman Don Hankey, who provided the means for Trump's $175 million bond, says the legal scrutiny brought against the money has been intense.

Hundreds accuse Massachusetts doctor of sexual abuse, inappropriate examinations

Dr. Derrick Todd, a former rheumatologist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston in Boston, Massachusetts, has been accused by over 200 woman and several men of sexual abuse.

First of nearly 1,200 lawsuits against New Hampshire youth detention center set for trial

David Meehan's case is the first of over 1,000 in an unprecedented criminal investigation into physical and sexual abuse at New Hampshire's state-run youth detention center.

White House downplays Biden accusing GOP of ‘killing millions of Americans’ by terminating Affordable Care Act

The White House has downplayed President Biden's suggestion that House Republicans were essentially “killing millions of Americans" by slashing the Affordable Care Act.

White House condemns 'Death to America' chants in Michigan, Rep. Rashida Tlaib and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer mum

Protesters in Dearborn, Michigan, who shouted "Death to America" and "Death to Israel" during an International Al-Quds Day rally were condemned by the White House.

Congress cannot let FISA Section 702 expire

The House has crafted reforms to FISA that will prevent inappropriate actions from the Intelligence Community while maintaining Section 702’s ability to monitor foreign terrorists and spies overseas.

Former Mississippi officers who admitted to torturing 2 Black men face sentencing in state court

Following their federal sentencing, six ex-Mississippi law enforcement officers will be sentenced in state court for the torture of two Black men in January 2023.

The biggest corporate welfare scam ever is green

Despite all the promises over the past decade about how renewable energy is the future of U.S. power production by far the biggest tax dodgers are the wind and solar power industries.

Biden's former chief of staff gets heated in leaked audio over White House ignoring inflation: report

President Biden's former chief of staff, Ron Klain, laid into the White House strategy for 2024, saying there isn't enough focus on the economy.

Trump lashes out at former VP Pence who criticized his lukewarm abortion statement

Former President Trump criticized former Vice President Mike Pence on Wednesday morning due to their disagreement on the importance of a federal abortion ban.

Exclusive Fox video shows illegal immigrants, smugglers swarming New Mexico hotspot: 'It's theirs'

Video taken by Fox News shows migrants swarming the border in New Mexico as states move to take action over the ongoing U.S. border crisis.

Columbine survivor warns Crumbley parents' sentencing sets 'dangerous precedent': 'He knew what he was doing'

Craig Scott, a survivor of the Columbine High School massacre, said he believes jailing the parents of school shooter Ethan Crumbley is 'wrong.'

DeSantis signs 5 laws cracking down on sexual predators, ability to abuse or 'groom' kids over the internet

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis held a press conference in St. Petersburg on Wednesday, where he signed five pieces of legislation into law aiming to protect children from predators.

Mayorkas deflects when asked if ‘above 85%’ of illegal immigrants are released into the US

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas deflected questioning Wednesday from a Congressman when asked about a Fox News Digital report about the border.

Intel community scrambling to defend contentious spy tool as lawmakers decry 'mass surveillance'

Amid a congressional stalemate, the U.S. intelligence community is straining to spotlight the critical nature of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act without providing so much public detail that its targets adapt

Jordan urges warrants to search Americans' data and protect constitutional liberties as GOP fights over FISA

EXCLUSIVE: House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan wants the intel community to obtain a warrant before it searches Americans’ data through Section 702 of FISA, to safeguard constitutional liberties.

Biden admin pressured Snopes to change its fact-check rating on rumored gas stove ban, internal emails show

EXCLUSIVE: Biden administration officials pressured fact-checkers to alter a rating examining whether the federal government was considering a gas stove ban to "false."

5 reasons why a top Chinese hacker gang and their friends could wreak havoc on US

The Department of Homeland Security is hopping mad about a data breach of State Department computuers by a topnotch group of Chinese hackers. But there's more to the story...

I just came back from Israel and saw these two important things

I have must returned from a trip to Israel where I met with Prime Minister Netanyahu in Jerusalem. President Biden must be committed to Israel, too.

Biden relies on reporter list, notes during White House joint press conference with Japanese PM

President Biden could be seen reading and referring to notes during a press conference with the Japanese Prime Minister at the White House on Wednesday.

Kim Jong Un promises 'death blow' to potential enemies, ignores Biden's request for cooperation

North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un ignored calls from President Biden on Wednesday, saying at a Thursday meeting of military officials North Korea must be "prepared for a war."

Squatting in the US: A history of unlawfully occupying buildings, land that dates back to before WWII

Squatting has a long history in the United States. In more recent years, laws protecting squatters over homeowners in many states have made this issue a difficult one to overcome.

Florida judge rules school has to temporarily allow transgender teacher to use preferred pronouns

A Florida judge temporarily blocked a pronoun law from being enforced against one nonbinary and two transgender teachers this week.

Biden's bogus college claim is just latest in decades-long pattern of embellishment

President Biden recently said that he was the first person in his family to attend college in what is the latest in a history of bogus or embellished claims over his political career.

California lawmakers vote for $17B deficit reduction plan

California lawmakers voted Thursday in favor of a $17 billion spending cut aimed at the state's fast-growing deficit, currently estimated to be about $73 billion.

Catholic voters respond after 'devout' Biden once again sides against his Church

President Biden faced renewed criticism from U.S. Catholics after the White House reaffirmed his support for "gender theory" after the Vatican condemned the movement.

House Republicans turn up heat on Biden to broker ‘expedient release’ of Hamas hostages, support Israel

A group of House Republicans urged President Biden in a letter on Thursday to "ensure the expedient release" of U.S. citizens being held hostage by Hamas.

New York budget sees another delay over housing proposal negotiations

Another delay to New York's overdue state budget is anticipated as negotiations over an ambitious housing construction proposal continue.

Legal expert weighs in on criminal probe of Virginia first-grader shooting: 'Enough for criminal charges'

Prosecutors in Virginia say that a criminal investigation into staff members at a school where a 6-year-old shot his teacher will continue into the child's missing files.

First-ever augmented reality abdominal surgery performed in Chile: 'A revolution'

The first-ever augmented reality (AR) abdominal surgery was performed by Dr. Alberto Rodriguez in Chile. The surgeon gave details about the tech; an AI health expert also shared pros and cons.

Harris County attorney defends guaranteed income program against Texas' lawsuit: 'Attack' by GOP officials

A Harris County attorney defended a guaranteed income program that’s been targeted in a lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Monday.

JD Vance has never spoken to Trump about VP possibilities despite rumors

Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance told Fox News's Laura Ingraham on Thursday that he has not talked to former President Donald Trump about the possibility of a VP position, despite widespread rumors.

Afghan man on terror watchlist apprehended by ICE

An Afghan national who is on the U.S. terror watchlist is back in custody Friday following his release after entering the country illegally at the southern border.

10 suspected illegal migrants busted for child pornography at Texas human smuggling 'stash house'

A group of nearly a dozen suspected illegal migrants have been busted for allegedly possessing child pornography at a Texas house that officials say was being used for human smuggling.

Biden resists pulling controversial judicial nominee Adeel Mangi despite Democrat defectors

President Biden's White House is digging in its heels and pushing controversial judicial nominee Adeel Mangi despite waning Democratic support.

Biden cuts beach trip short amid potential Iranian attack on Israel

The U.S. has started to shore up its focus on Israel as expectations of an Iranian attack, which would come as a response to the strike on a consulate in Damascus, continue to grow.

White House says US support for Israel is 'ironclad,' will 'support their defense' amid Iran attack

The White House said the United States' support for Israel's security is “ironclad" and vowed to stand with the Jewish state and “support their defense" against threats from Iran.

On this day in history, April 15, 1865, President Abraham Lincoln passes away

President Abraham Lincoln died on this day, April 15, 1865, about nine hours after he was shot by actor John Wilkes Booth. Lincoln and his wife had been watching a play at Ford's Theatre in D.C.

Nine questions about the Trump trial, answered

Former President Donald Trump's "hush money" trial is set to kick off Monday. Fox News Digital answers the top nine questions before the case begins.

The left's homeless plans wrecked our cities. Now help may come from an unexpected source

Disease, crime and urban decay are all part of the left's insane homeless policies. Help could be on the horizon as the Supreme Court hears a case that might let cities fight back.

House Speaker Johnson to push Israel aid this week, could include package with billions to Ukraine, Taiwan

House Speaker Mike Johnson will have members vote on a spending package that will provide wartime aid for Israel after it suffered a drone and missile barrage from Iran.

Testimony begins in Japanese civil lawsuit alleging racial profiling by police

Three residents of Japan have filed a lawsuit against police, alleging racial profiling. They claim to have been stopped and questioned without justification.

Former Syrian general faces trial in Stockholm over alleged role in war crimes

A former Syrian army general, Mohammed Hamo, is on trial in Stockholm for alleged war crimes committed during the Syrian civil war. He faces up to 18 years in jail.

Key piece of UK government's plan to send migrants to Rwanda expected to become law

The British government is pushing forward with legislation to implement a controversial plan to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda, despite legal challenges.

House to deliver Mayorkas impeachment articles to Senate after GOP-led hearing on Capitol Hill

House impeachment managers are expected to transfer articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to the Senate tomorrow.

Judge presiding over Trump hush money case declines to recuse himself

Judge Juan Merchan declined to recuse himself from former President Donald Trump's hush money trial in Manhattan criminal court.

Abortion in Germany should be decriminalized during pregnancy's first 12 weeks, commission says

An independent commission in Germany has recommended that abortion be removed from the penal code and legalized within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.

Hush money trial judge doubles down on not showing Trump 'Access Hollywood' tape to jurors

New York Judge Juan Merchan doubled down that prosecutors cannot show footage of the infamous 'Access Hollywood' tape as part of former President Trump's hush money trial.

Hush money trial judge tees up ruling on whether Trump violated gag order, should pay thousands

Judge Juan Merchan, who is presiding over Trump's hush money trial, said he will hear arguments if Trump violated a gag order barring him from publicly speaking about witnesses.

Republicans express deep concern over Iraqi PM visit to White House, connections to terrorist orgs

Republican lawmakers questioned the White House on its decision to host Iraqi Prime Minister Shia Al-Sudani on April 15, after Iraq was connected to Iran's attack on Israel.

Five most dramatic moments from first day of Trump's hush money trial

Fox News Digital compiled the most dramatic moments of former President Trump's hush money trial, including him slamming the trial as 'political persecution.'

Bidens report adjusted gross income of $619,976 in 2023

President Biden and first lady Jill Biden reported a federal adjusted gross income of $619,976, according to their 2023 federal income tax returns, which were released by the White House on Monday.

White House official confronted on international blunders under Biden: 'Got your hands full'

White House national security communications advisor John Kirby was pressed on the international chaos under the Biden administration by Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer.

Iran's attack on Israel shines spotlight on Tehran's advancing nuclear weapons program

After Iran's first-ever massive aerial attack on Israel, Tehran’s illicit nuclear weapons program is front and center in the minds of security experts.

Trump kicks off day two of hush money trial directing ire at 'conflicted' judge: 'Trump-hating'

Former President Donald Trump slammed hush money case presiding Judge Juan Merchan as a "conflicted" judge ahead of entering the courtroom for day two of the trial.

Biden under fire for shutting down US oil production, urged to impose sanctions on Venezuela

FIRST ON FOX: Senate Republicans are calling on President Biden to revoke sanctions relief for Venezuela over the nation's apparent violation of an agreement with opposition leaders.

White House deems House impeachment inquiry 'over,' President Biden formally declines to testify

President Biden formally declined to testify at the request of House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky. regarding his family's business dealings.

UK court upholds school's ban on prayer following Muslim student's legal challenge

A Muslim student at a London school lost a court battle over the school's ban on prayer. The judge ruled that the student had accepted the school's rules upon enrollment.

Excused juror reveals selection process for Trump's hush money trial: 'Not a fan'

An excused juror in former President Donald Trump's hush money trial spoke to Fox News Tuesday about the selection process after she was dismissed.

Sen Hawley calls on Energy Secretary Granholm to resign in heated exchange over stock trades

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., called on Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm to immediately resign during a contentious exchange at a hearing on Tuesday morning.

Blue city mayor defunds police force by more than $8 million to aid migrants

Denver is making cuts to public services, including the police, to dig up an additional $45 million to fund care for a deluge of migrants coming into the liberal city.

White House announces new sanctions on Iran following attack against Israel: 'The pressure will continue'

White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan released a statement about new sanctions that the U.S. intends to impose on Iran, following the country's attack on Israel.

Bidenomics could sink Biden in 2024. Voters know the cost of everything has soared

The bad economic news Americans saw last week is not something the Biden White House can easily spin their way out of. Still, with the help of the liberal media, they're trying.

Watchdog group sues Biden admin for docs related to menthol cigarette crackdown

FIRST ON FOX: A government watchdog group filed a federal lawsuit against the Health and Human Services Department, demanding documents related to its proposed menthol cigarette ban.