The Israel-Hamas war is a potent and polarizing issue for Americans. Upcoming elections will show whether progressives' outspoken criticisms of Israel resonate with their constituents.
Dennis Bostick pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit a felony in a plea deal for groping his seatmate throughout an Alaska Airlines flight from San Diego to Seattle.
Baltimore police say a 7-year-old girls was shot on April 13, 2024, at the Mondawmin Mall when she was caught in the crossfire of two groups who got into an altercation.
Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is accusing DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of failing to comply with document requests by the committee for files of alleged illegal immigrant criminals.
NPR President and CEO Katherine Maher's old tweets have resurfaced after she attempted to address an NPR senior editor's concerns about left-wing bias at the outlet.
FIRST ON FOX: A coalition of Michigan Republicans is calling for the Justice Department to quickly investigate protesters who have recently called for "Death to America."
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.
A 21-year-old woman was killed and eight other adults were wounded early Sunday after shots were fired into a crowd following a party in Dallas, police say.
With the state being home to 10 national parks and a bevy of immaculately-preserved historic sites, a stop in Wyoming is a must on any U.S. travel itinerary.
Sisay Lemma of Ethiopia won the Boston Marathon on Monday, blazing through the course in 2 hours, 6 minutes and 17 seconds β the 10th-fastest time in the race's history.
John Wayne Bobbitt, whose wife severed his manhood in 1990s attack, says he lost all of his toes due to nerve damage he blames on Camp Lejeune's toxic water.
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.
The Israeli band HaYehudim, which means βThe Jews" in Hebrew, said the New York City venue The Brooklyn Monarch considered its name too "politically charged."
A man died Sunday after falling nearly six stories as he tried to flee from gunfire at Hotel Blue in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, according to police.
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected an appeal from a Black Lives Matter organizer who was held liable for a protesterβs attack on a police officer at a protest he organized.
The Metropolitan Museum of Artβs Costume Institute will soon open to the public an exhibition called 'Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion,' featuring 250 items revived from the institute's archive.
Sen. Jon Tester and former Navy SEAL Tim Sheehy both reported raising millions in first fundraising quarter of the 2024 the Montana Senate race, numbers that were shared first with Fox News Digital.
More than 2 dozen herds of U.S. dairy cows in 8 states have been affected by a bird flu outbreak; the U.S. food supply remains safe according to health officials.
A St. Louis judge ruled that a local Planned Parenthood must hand over documents to the state AG's office that pertain to his investigation of gender therapies offered to minors.
Democratic Mayor Marty Small of Atlantic City, New Jersey, has been charged alongside his wife, La'Quetta, with the repeated physical abuse of the couple's teenage daughter.
A storm system stretching from Lincoln, Nebraska, to Baltimore is expected to leave tens of millions of Americans in the path of hail, flash flooding, and tornado warnings this week.
Fox News Digital compiled the most dramatic moments of former President Trump's hush money trial, including him slamming the trial as 'political persecution.'
Appalachian State University Chancellor Sheri Everts, who has held the position for about a decade, announced Monday her intent to step down over health concerns.
Former St. Louis police officer Luther Hall, who was attacked by colleagues while working undercover during a protest, was awarded nearly $23.5 million by a judge on Monday.
An endangered Bornean orangutan was born at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay over the weekend, delivered by cesarean section and weighing in at just over three pounds.
Randal Gaines, a 68-year-old former Louisiana state representative, was selected Saturday as the next head of the deep-red Pelican State's Democratic Party.
The federal Bureau of Prisons announced it will close FCI Dublin, a women's prison in Calfornia that has had staff-on-inmate sexual abuse; the women and employees will be transferred elsewhere.
A couple who owned a Colorado funeral home faces fraud charges among other things, after allegedly spending over $880,000 in COVID relief funds on vacations and luxury items
Bill Maher mocked Sanctuary City Democratic leaders as hypocritical for turning away migrants who overwhelmed their Sanctuary Cities after saying they'd welcome them.
Top-level administrators at New Hampshire's disgraced Sununu Youth Services Center sided with staff against child accusers, according to witness and former employee Virgil Bossom.
Maine will join a multistate compact to allocate its electoral votes to the winner of the nationwide popular vote, following Democratic Gov. Janet Mills' authorization of a proposal.
Billionaire business mogul Mark Cuban was ridiculed on X Sunday night after posting that he proudly filed millions in tax dollars to the IRS for Tax Day.
The Key Bridge Response Unified Command announced on Monday that its teams have found the body of a fourth victim of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore.
A dash camera captured the moment an armed man approached a vehicle at a stop light in Philadelphia before the driver opened fire and sent him and the car he got out of speeding away.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sat down with FOX4 News to discuss second attempt to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the border crisis.
Hilton Hotel heiress and media personality Paris Hilton has joined California state lawmakers in pushing for legislation that would require greater transparency from youth treatment facilities.
As President Joe Biden hosted Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala in the Oval Office on Monday, Biden urged the U.S. House to take up supplemental funding for Ukraine and Israel.
Ukraine and Russia traded blame for the attacks on Europeβs largest nuclear power plant before the United Nations Security Council on Monday; attacks put the world 'close to a nuclear accident.'
Douglas County officials sued the state of Colorado over its immigration policies on Monday, petitioning for the right to work with federal authorities on immigration matters.
Chaos broke out at an IRS office in Houston after taxpayers got into a brawl and people rushed into the building. The office was forced to close early.
Former President Trump was warned not to miss any court dates by Judge Juan Merchan, but Piers Morgan said he should attend his son's graduation anyway.
Actor and producer Charlie Chaplin was born on this day in history, April 16, 1889, in London. He went on to perfect and refine the character Charlie the Tramp β and was knighted in 1975.
Nashville judge could rule on release of manifesto written by trans artist Audrey Hale, who killed six in Covenant Christian School shooting in March 2023.
The Senate is expected to received the two articles of impeachment against DHS Secretary Mayorkas on Tuesday at 2:15 p.m., setting up a potential trial.
Tommy Tuberville is looking to increase transparency between the VA and taxpayers by requiring the department to report on abortions facilitated each quarter.
Sunol Glen School Board President Ryan Jergensen was ordered to pay the legal fees of one community member after he faced death threats for a flag resolution.
A conservative legal defense organization filed a petition for relief after the City of Albany removed a cross maintained by the local Lions Club in June 2023.
Author Warren Kozak of New York City has written a moving book about the loss of his wife to cancer and the emotional and psychological fallout β also sharing tips and advice for others.
A Houston man "fully equipped to deceive" was arrested for impersonating a police officer after he attempted to pull over real deputies during a racing event over the weekend.
Coral reefs around the world are experiencing global bleaching for the fourth time due to prolonged warming of the oceans, according to reef scientists.
After the deadliest wildfire in the U.S. in over a century killed 101 people in Hawaii, the Maui Fire Department is expected to release a report analyzing their response.
Crews are using the largest crane on the Eastern Seaboard to haul sections of Baltimoreβs Francis Scott Key Bridge out of the Baltimore harbor in a race against the clock.
Former detainees of Iraqβs Abu Ghraib prison are suing Virginia-based military contractor CACI for what they claim is its role in the torture they suffered while imprisoned.
Iran launched drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles at Israel but the US Navy was ready to help our ally. Technical superiority and courage led to a near-perfect defense.
Greece has proposed a plan to create two large marine parks as part of an $830 million program to protect marine ecosystems, drawing criticism from Turkey.
President Biden's administration is launching a program to assist 50 countries in identifying and responding to infectious diseases to prevent future pandemics.
Warren Buffettβs BNSF Railway is being sued for allegedly polluting a Montana town with asbestos, resulting in the deaths of at least two people from mesothelioma.
The U.S. State Department has given approval for the potential sale of aircraft contractor logistics support to Iraq, at an estimated cost of $140 million.
Investigators have located the suspect car in the deadly carjacking of a woman in Winter Springs, Florida, but have still not found the people responsible.
U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield urged Russia and China to halt their support for North Korea, saying that it shields the country from sanctions.
President Biden returns to the campaign trail on Tuesday while Trump has been ordered to attend the court proceedings Tuesday and every day of the trial.
The United States Navy is expecting to fall short of its recruitment goals, failing to keep up with success from the U.S. Army and Air Force reported this recruiting year.
Lard, essential to the human diet for centuries, suffered a wave of bad publicity in recent decades. It's enjoying a sudden rebirth, thanks in large part to pie makers.
A ported phone number scam is leading to more people having their identities stolen by sophisticated scammers. Kurt βCyberGuy" Knutsson tells you what you need to know.
Josephine Dunn, who lost her daughter to tragic fentanyl poisoning, criticized Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, blaming him partially for her death.
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.
The Maine Legislature is set to pass bills impacting the rights of gun-owning residents across the state following the deadliest shooting in Maine's history last year.
The U.S. ambassador to Japan has urged Tokyo to take a greater role in developing, producing and supplying weapons for a stronger security alliance during conflict.
The four suspects charged in the killings of two missing Kansas women belonged to an anti-government group called the "God's Misfits," investigators say.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has filed a motion to hold former President Trump in contempt of court, claiming he violated the gag order imposed upon him by publishing three social media posts relating to two known witnesses in his criminal trialβMichael Cohen and Stormy Daniels.
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.
A married Nebraska teacher allegedly sexually abused one of her teenage students and was charged with a felony that carries a maximum of 20 years in prison.
Colonel Ralph Puckett, Jr., a Medal of Honor recipient from the Korean War, will lie in honor in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol, Congress' leaders announced on Tuesday.
House Speaker Johnson slammed Sen. Chuck Schumer for refusing to condemn anti-Israel demonstrations nationwide, arguing it is 'shameful' some leaders are 'turning their back' on Israel.
Baltimore bridge collapse survivor Julio Cervantes Suarez's attorneys say workers were not warned of a potential collapse while they were taking breaks in their cars.
The California Highway Patrol has arrested 38 people linked to anti-Israel protests that disrupted traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge and in Oakland, California.
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.
Pentagon chief Austin Lloyd met with his Chinese counterpart for the first time since 2022 in an attempt to open communications between the to militaries and ease rising tensions.
Republican leaders in Wisconsin will not attend Gov. Tony Evers' most recent meeting to discuss the spending of $125 million in an effort to combat PFAS chemicals in polluted groundwater.
As jury selection continues in former President Trump's criminal trial in New York City, a poll finds that only 35% of Americans believe he committed a crime.
Argentinaβs highest criminal court has deemed Iran and Hezbollah responsible for the 1994 Buenos Aires bombing that killed 85 people, making it the deadliest attack in the country's history.
Officer Michael Jensen and Sheriff's Deputy Michael Hoosock were shot and killed earlier this week when a suspect ambushed law enforcement outside a residential home.
A federal judge has ruled Harvard Medical School assistant professor Dipak Panigrahy plagiarized large portions of an export report for a Lockheed Martin lawsuit.
The Supreme Court has ruled that the Department of Veterans Affairs improperly calculated educational benefits of war veteran James Rudisill, who served in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Attorney General Merrick Garland, when asked on Capitol Hill about special counsel Robert Hur's report on President Biden, said the president has "no impairment."
Ernie Aimone, 81, was attacked last Wednesday for the first time in 40 years delivering pizza in Chicago. He was punched by a teen who stole his car, then crashed it in a police chase.
U.S. District Judge Janis Graham Jack is fining Texas $100,000 per day for not adequately investigating the allegations of abuse in the state's foster care system.
Along a West Virginia trail, a camera caught on video the Allegheny woodrat, a rodent that is considered to be a "species of concern" in some American states.
Pro-life and Christian activists say that former President Donald Trump risks alienating a key voting bloc with his moderated stance on abortion ahead of the 2024 election.
Legal experts say the DOJ was βon the ropes" in Tuesdayβs oral arguments at the Supreme Court in a case questioning whether a Jan. 6 rioter can be charged with obstruction.
Business owners and immigrant groups sounded off to the media about the Biden administration granting work permits to new migrants over legal immigrants.
Dorien Ray, 21, of McComb, Mississippi, has been arrested under suspicion he killed a 79-year-old man at a New Mexico rest stop, before stealing his car and leading police on a chase.
Juan Alvarez-Sorto, a 25-year-old Salvadoran national, was sentenced to 37 years in prison Friday for carjacking and kidnapping an FBI employee in South Dakota.
FIRST ON FOX: Republican Rep. Chris Smith unveiled an effort to block cobalt extracted using child labor from being used to build U.S. electric vehicle batteries.
The long-awaited articles of impeachment against DHS Secretary Mayorkas were delivered to the Senate on Tuesday, setting in motion a required procedure in the upper chamber.
In a first-of-its kind move, California might regulate groundwater use in part of San Joaquin Valley; this comes 10 years after lawmakers tasked local communities with managing the resource.
Scott Peterson returns to court as he seeks a new trial in murder of pregnant wife Laci Peterson and unborn son Conner with help from LA Innocence Project.
The lawyer for Lee Chatfield, the former leader of the Michigan House, said Tuesday that prosecutors plan to file charges against Chatfield for financial crimes.
Former President Donald Trump is the first U.S. president to face criminal charges in an American courtroom, yet most of the country is getting news about the trial secondhand.
Dowling Catholic High School basketball coach Kristin Meyer reacts to her former player Caitlin Clark being drafted as the number one pick in the 2024 WNBA draft.
A new House report released Tuesday revealed that China is fueling the fentanyl crisis in the U.S. to create "chaos and devastation" from the epidemic.
Jazzmine Hall, 29, of Athens, Tennessee, pleaded guilty Monday to killing four people over a custody dispute, and has been sentenced to life in prison.
A Muslim valedictorian at the University of Southern California has been barred from giving a commencement speech after anti-Israel posts came to light.
Ukraine Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal spoke to Chicago-area business leaders on Tuesday, as part of multiple stops aimed at drumming up investment in the war-torn country.
Chemical giant Bayer has been lobbying lawmakers to pass bills that would provide it with a legal shield against lawsuits that assert its weedkiller Roundup causes cancer.
Former MLB infielder Yuniesky Betancourt has been charged by authorities with four felony counts for his involvement in an alleged insurance fraud scam.
A teen with cancer got a unique experience thanks to the CEO of Ford. The 18-year-old and his dad from Utah were gifted a trip to the performance racing school.
Fox News contributor Juan Williams reacted to the news that NPR suspended veteran editor Uri Berliner shortly after he blew the whistle on the network's left-leaning coverage.
Democratic Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small was caught on video abusing his daughter by her boyfriend, of whom he disapproved, according to an affidavit.
An exchange of gunfire Tuesday morning between two men getting off a bus in downtown Flint, Michigan, left one of them in critical condition and a woman wounded.
The Labor Department announced Tuesday it has issued a new federal rule on miners' safety; the rule cuts down the permissible exposure limit for crystalline silica, linked to black lung disease.
A left-wing dark money group funded by George Soros will provide bail money and legal support for anti-Israel demonstrators who blocked major roadways and highways Monday.
An Oklahoma boy with a precocious passion for marine biology adopted an octopus after years of begging. The octopus, named Terrance, recently had dozens of babies.
The U.S. Trade Representatives Office said Tuesday it has filed a labor complaint after Mexico refused to act in the case of a Mexican call center that allegedly fired or threatened union organizers.
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, a Republican, vowed to keep fighting to keep biological males out of girls sports after a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday to overturn a state transgender sports ban.
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.
United States Air Force (USAF) service members announced the discovery of an ancient campsite on Holloman Air Force Base, near White Sands National Park in New Mexico.
An ethics panel in Missouri is at an impasse over alleged misconduct by Republican House Speaker Dean Plocher, who reportedly used his office to interfere with an investigation into his actions.
In parts of the middle U.S. on Tuesday, strong storms caused damage and spawned tornadoes in Iowa and Kansas; one tornado left two people injured when their RV flipped over.
Katie Couric was ripped for targeting Trump supporters in a way some found similar to Hillary Clinton's remark that they can be categorized in a "basket of deplorables."
A hearing at NYC's City Hall drew a crowd of more than 1,000 people Tuesday morning, including some who reportedly thought they would be getting work visas or green cards.
The Supreme Court ruled that ranchers and other property owners can move forward with a Fifth Amendment lawsuit claiming Texas highway construction flooded their lands.
Sisay Lemma of Ethiopia and Hellen Obiri of Kenya, the two winners of this year's Boston Marathon, are now prime candidates for this year's Paris Olympics.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston said in a recent interview that "compromise" and "shared sacrifice" was necessary to make the sanctuary city "welcoming" for migrants.
Two adult children of Robert F. Kennedy said they will endorse Independent Nathan Hochman for Los Angeles County District Attorney, the opponent of progressive incumbent George GascΓ³n.
Darcy Adanna Esemonu, the woman who alleged Trevor Bauer sexually assaulted her, has been charged with two counts of felony fraud and theft by extortion against Bauer.
Former President Trump said the criminal trial is having a βreverse effect," during a campaign visit Tuesday evening to an Upper Manhattan bodega, while vowing to βstraighten out New York" by working with the Democrat mayor and governor if elected to another term in the White House.
Former U.S. Congressman Madison Cawthorn was allegedly involved in a car accident with a Florida state trooper on Monday, April 15, 2024, according to a witness who identified him.
Democratic Rep. David Trone is the largest self-funded candidate of a Senate primary race after contributing $18.5 million to his Maryland Senate campaign.
Abdoulaye Bathily, the U.N. envoy for Libya, confirmed he had submitted his resignation at a U.N. Security Council meeting after lashing out at Libya's feuding parties and their foreign backers.
Dr. Phil visited Eagle Pass in Texas, where he spoke with multiple local border officials about the ongoing border crisis under the Biden Administration.
Nearly 100 NYPD police officers filled a courtroom and the hallway at a Queens court on Tuesday as one of the suspects in the shooting death of Officer Jonathan Diller was arraigned.
One home invasion suspect was shot and another died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head after targeting a Southern California home, police said Tuesday.
A WI lawsuit filed Tuesday alleges that failure to provide voters with disabilities the option to cast their ballots electronically in the upcoming primary and presidential election is discriminatory.
The man who kidnapped, raped and killed Kamarie Holland, a 5-year-old Georgia girl, in 2021, has been given four death sentences; he was found guilty on Friday of 4 counts of capital murder.
Oklahoma authorities positively identified the two bodies discovered as the missing Kansas moms, 39-year-old Jilian Kelley and 27-year-old Veronica Butler.
NASA confirmed that an object that struck a Naples, Florida, home in March was part of a load released from the International Space Station, intended to burn up on re-entry.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass called on wealthy residents to buy housing for the homeless as the city struggles to keep tens of thousands off the street.
An Ohio man has been charged with murder after he allegedly shot and killed an Uber driver who went to his house to pick up a package, and he thought was trying to scam him.
Jose Ibarra, the Venezuelan illegal immigrant charged in the murder of Laken Riley, was allegedly paroled into the U.S. illegally, according to Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C.
The three astronauts on board the Apollo 13 mission safely returned to Earth after an explosion in space threatened their lives on this day in history, April 17, 1970.
'El Chapo' penned a letter to a New York federal judge begging him to reinstate his phone calls and visitation rights while serving a life sentence in a maximum security prison.
Former Florida governor and former U.S. Senator Bob Graham died April 16 at the age of 87. His family remembered him for his devotion to public service.
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.
The U.S. provided guarantees to the British High Court in London that could pave a way for Julian Assange to be extradited to the U.S. to face espionage charges.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn is renewing her effort to address NPR's federal funding amid a whistleblower scandal putting the outlet's ideological uniformity on full display.
Students at elite universities react to an ADL report report that a handful of elite colleges, including Harvard and MIT, received failing grades for their handling of antisemitism.
Meta unveiled new Instagram features to protect users against sextortion crimes, which have been becoming more prevalent on social media apps over the last several years.
Karen Read was accused of killing boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe, in January 2022, which became a firestorm of debate about an alleged top-to-bottom cover-up.
Joran van der Sloot's lawyer releases video showing Natalee Holloway's murderer with his inmate soccer team to show he's OK after reports of a prison assault.
A California man was arrested on accusations of impersonating a police officer after he was pulled over for an expired registration in Santa Clara County.
From the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco to the Brooklyn Bridge in New York, activists snarled traffic, creating a hellish commute for people just trying to get home or to work.
Campus antisemitism is in the spotlight once more. The Columbia University president is testifying in front of Congress and she needs to take a strong position against bigotry.
San Diego area leaders called on the federal government to beef up border enforcement after another suspected migrant boat landing was caught on camera in Carlsbad.
A Disney Cruise Line worker was arrested for possession of child pornography β the third crew member at the company to be charged for child pornography this year.
While Trump has been ordered to attend the court proceedings Tuesday and every day of the trial, President Biden returns to the campaign trail on Tuesday.
On April 17, 500 years ago, Italian explorer Giovanni da Verrazzano sailed into New York Bay, describing the land and his encounters with its native inhabitants. The VerrazzanoβNarrows Bridge in New York was named after him.
Austinβs LGBTQ Quality of Life Advisory Commission approved a resolution to protect individuals and organizations providing βhealthcare" to transgender people.
Two California aquariums are addressing the issue of stranded sea otter pups found along the state's coast each year by pairing them with surrogate mothers.
The Biden administration plans to reject the construction of an access road to the Ambler mining district in northern Alaska. The rejection is expected later this week.
Music is a great motivator that can help you be productive through your day at work, whether at home or in an office. This playlist provides inspiration for upbeat songs to listen to.
Both the Democratic and GOP nominations for Alabama's newly redrawn 2nd Congressional District were decided in runoff elections. Democrats hope to flip the seat in November.
President Biden's administration is admitting there has been slow progress on combating inflation, despite years for Biden saying it is a "top priority."
Mount Rushmore is far from South Dakota's only attraction β rich in sprawling grasslands and monuments to leaders of all stripes, the "Land of Infinite Variety" lives up to its name.
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