Biden is sinking like a stone and UAW members are staying on the sidelines this time

President Biden desperately needs union workers to vote for him this time around if he wants to keep his seat in the Oval Office. Is it any wonder that he's joining the UAW on the picket line?

Biden's Climate Corps, land grabs all part of promoting green tyranny at home and abroad

The Green New Deal once seemed like a fringe idea, but Americans are learning the full scope of what President Biden is delivering for climate extremists.

WATCH: Reporters pile on frustrated Karine Jean-Pierre over Biden plan to join UAW picket

A frustrated Karine Jean-Pierre was pounded by reporters during the White House press briefing over President Biden's decision to join the picket line of striking UAW workers.

18-year-old tree trimmer killed after log rolls off trailer in northeast Indiana

Braeden Depew, an 18-year-old tree-trimming service employee from Kokomo, Indiana, has been reported dead after being struck by a log that fell from a trailer.

WATCH: Karine Jean-Pierre dodges when pressed on Biden's sour approval rating, age, mental fitness

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre dodged questions on President Biden's underwater approval rating during the daily White House press briefing.

British university employees stage another round of strikes as new term begins

Staff at 40 U.K. universities have staged another round of strike action, the latest in an ongoing dispute over compensation and work conditions.

UAW Strike: Biden has started a war Democrats can't win. It's greens vs. unions

The UAW strike has revealed something very important about the state of today's Democratic Party. Joe Biden has pitted the labor wing of his party against the greens. How does it end?

AOC contradicts Biden, says economy in 'crisis' during union workers speech

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez seemingly contradicted President Biden and his allies' narrative of the U.S. economy in a speech to union workers over the weekend.

San Francisco Italian restaurant is closing as 'bleeding' businesses continue to suffer in city's downtown

An Italian restaurant owner announced that he was closing his eatery after over a decade of business in downtown San Francisco, per a recent Instagram post.

3 reasons why college is worth the price tag

Here are three reasons why your student should consider getting a college degree.

Less than half of nurses are ‘fully engaged’ at work, while many are ‘unengaged,' new report reveals

Less than half of U.S. nurses say they are “fully engaged" while on the job, according to the 2023 National Nursing Engagement Report from PRC, which surveyed 1,923 RNs from 37 U.S. hospitals.

Top Republicans launch probe into Leonardo DiCaprio-funded blue state lawsuits against Big Oil

Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. James Comer sent a letter to law firm Sher Edling over its extensive climate litigation and relationship with a top Biden administration official.

AOC grilled on her non-union electric vehicle while supporting UAW strike

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., agreed that she owns a non-union made vehicle despite supporting the UAW strike because it was purchased during the pandemic.

Men's heart disease risk doubles with these types of job strain, says new study

Men who experience job strain — and who put in high effort for little reward — have twice the risk of heart disease compared to those who do not have those stressors, per a new study.

Second Republican presidential nomination debate potential ‘cage fight' where 'the rubber meets the road'

The moderators of Wednesday’s second Republican presidential nomination debate as well as political pundits, point to a sense of urgency for the candidates to show they can rival Trump

'Gargantuan' butcher-block wavy flag is a quarter-ton testament to power of patriotism, land of opportunity

Metal Art of Wisconsin completed its most ambitious product yet, a 10-foot-long, 500-pound butcher block American flag as the family-owned company celebrates 10 years of success.

Australia shifts focus to sustained, inclusive full employment in new economic policy

Australia is set to unveil a new economic policy that prioritizes sustained and inclusive full employment, marking a strategic move to build upon its robust labor market.

Waitlist for subsidized housing in Massachusetts is yearslong — despite ample amount of vacant units

Investigators have shed light on the public housing system in Massachusetts, which seems to be mismanaging millions of taxpayer dollars without providing services to the needy.

Americans, stand with the UAW and me and fight out-of-control corporate greed

Americans should stand with the UAW and me to fight out-of-control corporate greed. The company CEOs make hundreds of times more than autoworkers. That needs to change.

Meet the American who snapped the first selfie, Robert Cornelius, Philadelphia vanity photo futurist

Robert Cornelius snapped the world's first selfie in Philadelphia in 1839, weeks after after the advent of photograph technology. It was a prelude to smartphone selfie phenomenon.

Top conservative group exposes how both parties contributed eye-popping amount to debt: 'Suffering worse'

The Heritage Foundation has published the first comprehensive report of the historic amount of recent government spending and concluding that much of it was 'unnecessary.'

Tim Scott defends union-firing warning, says presidents shouldn't 'subsidize' them

Sen. Tim Scott, a Republican presidential candidate from South Carolina, joined "Hannity" to comment on the UAW strike, doubling down on prior comments.

Ramaswamy unveils plan to 'declare economic independence from China' in upcoming policy speech

GOP hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy calls for "decoupling from China" by bolstering trade partnerships with other nations, according to a preview of his speech obtained by Fox News Digital.

Indiana man dies after workplace injury at Evansville plant, probe underway

An investigation is underway following the death of a man in southwestern Indiana who suffered fatal injuries while working at an Evansville plant.

Strike at Mercedes supplier ZF's Alabama plant demands better pay and benefits

Around 190 workers for ZF, a Mercedes-Benz supplier, have initiated a strike seeking improved wages, healthcare benefits, and an end to wage-tier disparities.

Bret Baier's week in Saudi Arabia yields behind-the-scenes look at country in transition: 'Tectonic changes'

Saudi officials and local business owners spoke with Fox News Channel's chief political anchor about the changes in their country while addressing some notable controversies.

Arizona, New Mexico governors seek stronger business ties with Taiwan

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs are pursuing stronger economic ties with Taiwan to boost international investments and jobs.

Biden’s advisors fear Trump is winning the political battle as auto workers strike

President Biden’s close advisors “fear that Donald Trump is outmaneuvering them" as thousands of UAW workers strike in Michigan, Ohio and Missouri, per Politico.

Teachers at Houston school district could be fired after using more than allotted 10 days off, new policy says

Teachers at Houston ISD who use more than their allotted 10 days off could face disciplinary action, including losing their jobs, under the district's updated policy.

While you struggle with inflation, smug elites say, 'Let them eat cake!'

Americans have experienced inflation that hasn’t been seen in four decades, all resulting from a combination of monetary, fiscal and other government policies.

SEAN HANNITY: Thanks to Biden we have unilaterally disarmed our economy

FOX News host Sean Hannity discusses the effects of President Biden's climate agenda and budget battle in Congress in Tuesday's opening monologue.

Harris claims ‘climate anxiety’ has young people doubting the ‘sense’ of having children, buying home

Vice President Harris listed a $1 trillion price tag for climate initiatives and said "climate anxiety" makes young people doubt whether to have kids.

RFK Jr's campaign walks back promise to ban fracking following backlash

FIRST ON FOX: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s presidential campaign is softening his promise last week to ban fracking, saying that he would instead support a "phase out."

Hundreds of climate activists shut down Federal Reserve building entrance

Hundreds of climate activists swarmed the Federal Reserve Bank's New York headquarters in a protest action calling for an end to fossil fuel financing.

Anchorage, Alaska, scrambles to find housing for the homeless as winter approaches

As winter nears, Anchorage, Alaska, is scrambling to house its 3,000 homeless people. The city, which was recently approved for $4 million in funds, still needs about 500 winter beds.

The greatest threat to America’s power grid is not what you think

The greatest threat to America’s power grid is Democrat policies. Renewable subsidies and mandates distort electricity markets, jeopardizing baseload power.

UAW members holding out 'as long as it takes' as high-stakes negotiations reach day 3: We are all 'suffering'

UAW worker Jennifer Devers, who is employed at a Ford plant in Wayne, Michigan, said union workers will strike for however long it takes to see pay increases.

Storyteller reveals his faith at work: 'I refuse to try to screw someone in the name of business'

Three prominent people of faith shared with Fox News Digital their views of how to express and honor their faith in the workplace — noting some of the best practices for doing this and honoring God.

Bathroom-cleaning robot built for commercial businesses gives consumers hope for AI maid

Tech journalist Kurt Knutsson discussed a bathroom-cleaning robot on "Fox & Friends" — and how the commercial machine could lead to an autonomous home bathroom cleaner.

Fox News Poll: Voters say White House doing more harm than good on inflation

A new Fox News Poll shows voters think the Biden administration is doing more harm than good when it comes to inflation, leading to a high disapproval rating for the president.

Drew Barrymore's emotional reaction to backlash over resuming show amid strike

Drew Barrymore is speaking out after she was criticized for not standing in solidarity with striking actors and writers and resuming "The Drew Barrymore Show."

Biden energy secretary blames 'poor judgment' on her staff blocking EV chargers with gas cars

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm blamed her staff's poor judgment in response to an incident in which they blocked an electric vehicle charger for her with a gas-powered car.

Republicans move to prohibit Biden admin from hurting low-income Americans via energy policy

FIRST ON FOX: Republicans in the House and Senate unleashed an effort Friday in an effort to force the Biden administration to factor in how its energy policies harm Americans.

Meet the American who wrote the Pledge of Allegiance, Francis Bellamy, found ally in nation's top teachers

Francis J. Bellamy wrote the Pledge of Allegiance in 1892 and found a powerful ally in the patriotic National Education Association, which brought it to the American schoolroom. Here's his story.

8 House Democrats join Republicans in voting to strike down California's electric vehicle mandate

Eight Democrats joined Republicans in voting to strike down a federal waiver that allows California to issue clean air regulations including its recent move to ban gas-powered cars.

Donald Trump calls on auto workers union to make ending EV mandates priority in high-stakes negotiations

Former President Donald Trump is calling on the nation's top autoworkers union to demand an end to all electric vehicle mandates as part of its ongoing negotiations.

California lawmakers give final approval to bill allowing legislative workers to form a labor union

A bill that would allow workers in the California Legislature to organize their first labor union was given final approval Wednesday. The legislation will now head to Newsom.

Wave of Nevada teachers calling in sick ruled as an illegal strike, according to judge

An unprecedented number of teacher absences have caused several schools to close near Las Vegas, Nevada. A judge ruled that the event was clearly a union strike over their contracts.

Here’s how to bring back steel manufacturing and jobs to America's heartland

We need to bring back steel manufacturing and jobs to America's heartland. US needs to fight back against China's domination of the global steel market.

California school board president rips state's teachers union, calls for 'more faith-based site reps'

A recording was leaked showing a California school board president criticizing the California Teachers Association and calling for more Christians to be involved in the union.

Dems blast Biden admin for efforts to crack down on critical mineral production: 'Hurt the mining industry'

Democrats are criticizing President Biden over his administration's effort announced Tuesday to add more stringent environmental protections to the mining industry.

Georgia slave descendants fight against zoning changes threatening their historic enclave

Georgia residents who descended from enslaved individuals in the Hogg Hummock community remain resolute in their battle against a contentious decision by county commissioners.

Top WH energy adviser's prediction comes back to haunt as gas, oil prices skyrocket

President Biden's top energy adviser Amos Hochstein did a victory lap in May over low oil and gas prices, months before prices would surge to new heights.

DeSantis knocks Trump, Biden for 'spending this country into oblivion' in new ad as inflation surges

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis slammed both former President Trump and President Biden on Wednesday in a new ad blaming both parties for runaway government spending and inflation.

Biden admin seeks to lock up critical minerals with eco protections amid green energy push

The Biden administration published its final report outlining objectives for modernizing mining laws, which includes hiking costs for companies seeking to develop resources.

SQUATTER'S PARADISE? America's biggest city 'playing with fire' over this new rule, attorney says

New York City is enforcing new rules on short-term rentals may breed misuse when factoring in state-wide squatter's rights, real estate attorney Dean Roberts said.

Biden admin claims economic policies are 'working,' but its own data paint a very different picture

The White House and other administration officials say that Bidenomics is "working" despite recent data from the Census Bureau stating that real median household income fell from 2021 to 2022.

911 call reveals chaotic scene as Biden's energy secretary hogged EV charger for photo-op

A recording of a 911 call of a person complaining about Energy Secretary Granholm blocking electric vehicle chargers with a gas car was released to Fox News Digital on Tuesday.

WaPo columnist rips Biden’s ‘economic’ strategy: ‘Best bet isn’t insisting economy’ is better than it is

A Washington Post columnist argued that President Biden needs to adopt a new strategy for talking about the economy with Americans who believe his policies are harming it.

Republicans to force floor vote reversing California's electric vehicle mandate

EXCLUSIVE: The House is set to consider stand-alone legislation stripping the federal government's authority to grant California the ability to ban gas cars.

Lobbyists for CCP-tied EV company funneled cash to Democrats after filing as foreign agents

Democrats including Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Rep. Elissa Slotkin have received money from lobbyists who represent a Chinese company developing a project in their state.

'Woke' military policies' effect on recruitment overblown, other factor fueling crisis: expert

Critics have said that so-called "woke" military policies have contributed to the worst recruiting crisis in decades — a critique that one expert says is overblown.

Biden in a 'lot of trouble' as economic trends turn 'frightening,' warns Charles Payne

FOX Business Network host Charles Payne tells 'Hannity' that economic indicators show that the situation is about to get 'a whole lot worse' before the 2024 election.

Italian government seeks cooperation from producers in battle against rising prices

Italy's government has announced some progress in its efforts to combat rising prices, but the final decision on commitments lies with individual companies.

Meet the American who patented the drinking straw, Marvin Stone, Civil War veteran and mint julep enthusiast

Marvin Stone, a Civil War veteran who survived combat wounds, patented the paper drinking straw in 1888. His invention has enjoyed a rebirth in the 21st century.

Upcoming strike by Greek ferry crews threatens disruptions to island travel following death of passenger

Travelers heading to Greece's popular islands are poised to encounter disruptions in the coming week due to a 24-hour strike scheduled for September 13 by ferry crews.

Pratt Industries to invest $120M in new cardboard factory, creating 125 jobs in Georgia

A paper and cardboard manufacturing company is set to construct a $120 million cardboard production facility in central Georgia, with intentions to employ over 125 individuals.

Biden admin's eco regulations will devastate economy: manufacturers, business groups

A group of dozens of business industry associations is calling on the Biden administration to backtrack on environmental regulations they argue will threaten up to a million jobs.

California lawmakers vote to fast-track affordable housing as legislative session nears end

The California Assembly approved several measures Thursday as lawmakers review nearly a thousand bills in the final two weeks of the Legislative session.

UAW leader slams 'insulting' General Motors wage offer as strike threat looms

General Motors' first wage-and-benefit offer to United Auto Workers was castigated as "insulting" by the union's leader as a potential strike draws closer.

DOJ files lawsuit against Ohio landlord accused of sexually harassing tenants over 11-year period

A longtime Ohio landlord has been sued by the Department of Justice after he allegedly sexually harassed female tenants over a span of 11 years, violating the Fair Housing Act.

DOJ files lawsuit against Ohio landlord accused of sexually harassing tenants over a 14-year period

A longtime Ohio landlord has been sued by the Department of Justice after he allegedly sexually harassed female tenants over a span of 14 years, violating the Fair Housing Act.

'It's hurt us bad': Americans grade President Biden's handling of the economy as he touts 'Bidenomics'

Americans walking in the nation's capital graded President Biden's handling of the economy as the chief executive has touted his "Bidenomics" successes.

Biden nixed goal of getting kids back to school post-COVID to avoid conflict with teachers' union boss: book

A new book revealed that President Biden slashed the administration's goal for kids to return to class in order to avoid a fight with teachers' union boss Randi Weingarten.

Instead of reparations, expand opportunities for Blacks

Reparations are bad policy and incredibly divisive. Instead, here are some better ways to overcome downstream effects of slavery and segregation for Black Americans.

NY Democrat uses 'low-income' loophole on Manhattan investment property: report

Westchester Board of Legislators Chairman Vedat Gashi is accused of buying a New York City apartment through an affordable housing program and using it as an investment property.

Biden keeps crushing the American dream of owning a home

President Joe Biden claims that his 'Bidenomics' plan is restoring the American Dream. Say what? His reckless policies are keeping first-time home buyers out of the market.

Some NFL fans to face Biden ad blitz as regular season kicks off: report

NFL fans tuning in to watch the first week of the regular season will reportedly see an ad from the Biden administration touting economic success.

Georgia Ports Authority vows to give $6 million for affordable housing in Savannah

The Georgia Ports Authority will donate $6 million to increase affordable housing options in Savannah and neighboring communities; project will include home repairs for low, middle-income residents.

Nebraska truck driver hits 5 million miles on the road without a single accident: 'Has been a gift'

A truck driver in Omaha, Nebraska, has completed five million miles without an accident, making him only the second employee to do so in his company's 67-year history.

Teachers union instructs educators to destroy documents of students' gender identities: Report

A Colorado teachers' union encouraged educators to get rid of evidence of asking for students' gender identities, saying they should "not hold on" to that information.

Look for the union label attached to Biden, it’s making life hard for workers this Labor Day

Look for the union label attached to Biden, it’s making life hard for workers this Labor Day. His union buddies want to force workers to join unions that then control their lives.

This Labor Day, there’s a crisis of working and non-working men. Here are 5 things we need to do

This Labor Day, there’s a crisis of working and non-working men. There are five areas we need to focus on to fix things from deindustrialization to corrosive welfare programs.

Biden says he's 'disappointed' China's Xi reportedly will skip upcoming G20 summit in India

President Biden remarked to media in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, that he was "disappointed" Chinese President Xi Jinping reportedly will skip the G20 summit.

‘Something to do with America?’ When asked why we observe Labor Day, these Gen Zers ‘have no clue’

On the first Monday of September Americans enjoy a long weekend marking the end of summer to celebrate Labor Day. But do young Americans know why we celebrate?

Why US consumers may crush Biden’s reelection hopes

September has arrived and the 2024 presidential campaign is starting to heat up. President Biden and his team are focused on the success of Bidenomics. But the glow may be short lived.

I learned my work ethic delivering newspapers. This Labor Day, we should honor those who work hard every day

I learned my work ethic delivering newspapers. That first job can teach skills that last a lifetime. This Labor Day, we should honor those who work hard every day.

Right-to-work leader says this Labor Day, you should celebrate your right NOT to join a union

The momentum for right-to-work is alive and well this Labor Day, according to a leader in the movement, who says he isn't deterred by Michigan's recent repeal.

This Labor Day, let's get real about how things have gotten better for workers in the USA

Things have changed dramatically for American workers in 10 years. Many of us now work from home at least one day a week. Technology and culture have changed how we work.

Australian woman claims ‘delusion’ made her rich after she quit her job and began posting on social media

A woman in her mid-20s is insisting that being "delusional" has brought her financial success through starting her own business and creating content on social media.

Kevin O'Leary warns chaos is about to begin for US economy: 'Wake up and smell the roses'

O'Leary Ventures chairman Kevin O'Leary joined "Fox & Friends" to discuss the dire situation facing small businesses due to high interest rates.

Calif. teachers union calls school board members who back telling parents of kids’ transgenderism 'extremists'

One of the largest teachers unions calls local school boards "extremists" for pushing back against state-approved curricula and parental notification policies.

California to expand fossil fuel project Gavin Newsom said he was 'fully committed' to shutting down

The California Public Utilities Commission voted to expand a natural gas storage facility that Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom pledged to shut down over environmental concerns.

AOC's inflation take draws ire of struggling mother of four: How can she be so oblivious?

Amber Bergeron, a mother of four, responds to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorsing the idea inflation is 'propaganda' and shares her experience living under "Bidenomics."

Michigan EV plant's owner promotes Chinese communist ideology at worker retreats: report

Gotion High-Tech, the parent company of the firm developing a Democratic-backed electric vehicle project in Michigan, has hosted multiple Chinese Communist Party pledge events.

Labor Day quiz! How well do you know facts about the national holiday?

Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday of September — and many will be honoring the occasion. How well do you know these facts about the historic day?

Chinese cities introduce measures to boost real estate sector

Prominent Chinese urban centers have unveiled plans to extend preferential loan opportunities for prospective first-time homebuyers, irrespective of their credit history.

Australia introduces law empowering gig workers to negotiate minimum pay and conditions

Australia's center-left Labor government will introduce a law this week granting gig workers the ability to negotiate for minimum pay and essential conditions.

Liberal NY Times columnist says left needs to get off 'high horse,' stop 'disdain' for Oliver Anthony

Liberal New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof defended country singer Oliver Anthony from the left's criticism of his music in a piece published Wednesday.

Cunning romance scams and how to avoid them

Kurt "The CyberGuy" Knutsson explains how online dating scams can prey on victims by building an emotional connection before extracting money.

US Navy SEAL Jocko Willink shares 5 tactics for effective leadership: 'Massive impact'

U.S. Navy SEAL Jocko Willink will release a MasterClass at Work course on effective leadership on Aug. 31, sharing the insights he gained through 20 years in the military.

The next front of China's economic war is out of this world

China will continue to engage in an aggressive campaign to take over more American industries.

Top locomotive manufacturer, union reach tentative agreement

Pittsburgh-based locomotive manufacturer Wabtec has reached a tentative agreement with nearly 1,400 employees who have spent the last two months on strike.

Oregon political leaders are delighted by the state's sunny revenue forecast

Oregon's state economists announced the state is poised to allocate ample resources to public services due to the growing corporate tax collections in the strong post-pandemic economy.

Wisconsin economic development agency underperformed in last 3 fiscal years, audit finds

Wisconsin's quasi-public Economic Development Corporation has reportedly underperformed over the past three fiscal years, a legislative audit released Wednesday found.

Third-party 'spoiler' candidate Cornel West says Democratic Party is 'beyond redemption'

Third-party candidate Cornel West came out swinging against the Democratic Party and progressives within it for criticizing his candidacy during an interview.

Japan sees signs of turning point in decades-long battle with deflation

Japan's prolonged struggle against deflation may be reaching a pivotal moment, with both rising prices and wages indicating a potential shift, according to the government on Tuesday.

South Korea unveils smallest budget increase in 20 years amidst weakened tax revenue

South Korea's government is preparing to boost its budget spending for the upcoming year to nearly $497B in 2024. However, this increase is the smallest seen in the last 20 years.

Japanese financial regulator to monitor BOJ amid shifting central bank policies

Japan's financial regulator will maintain a close watch on the impact of central bank policies on regional banks as the nation moves towards normalizing its monetary strategies.

Kamala Harris slip-up reveals how Bidenomics hurting American families

A recent Morning Consult survey found that in the third quarter of this year only 46% of Americans could cover a $400 unexpected expense without going into debt.

Couple refuses to tip after waitress asked them if they wanted to split the bill, woman claims

A reported waitress on Reddit claimed that a man left a note saying he thought she was "rude" for asking him and his wife if they wanted to split their restaurant bill.

Thyssenkrupp Nucera unveils growth plans amid strong financial results

Thyssenkrupp Nucera, the company with a majority ownership by Thyssenkrupp following its public debut, unveiled its expansion plans after reporting robust sales and operating income.

Local Nevada teachers union calls on governor to intervene, end stalemate in bitter contract negotiations

The Clark County school district has been in bitter contract negotiations with the teachers union. The union is calling on Gov. Lombardo to end the stalemate between the two groups.

Biden boasts 'Bidenomics' working for Black Americans in op-ed honoring Martin Luther King: 'Advancing equity'

President Biden boasted "Bidenomics is working" for Black Americans in a Washington Post op-ed tied to the anniversary of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech.

Mom who refuses to let teenage son get a job sparks debate: Is a work ethic overrated?

A mom who refuses to let her teenage son get a job said she is willing to 'fund his existence' so he can enjoy the last years of his youth and pursue his passions without worrying about the pressures of working.