Black parents tell Dr. Phil they're angry with government for funding illegal migrants as taxpayers struggle

Dr. Phil interviewed two parents who lamented that current leadership is forcing them to pay for illegal immigrants while their family struggles to afford basics.

Biden's Title IX rules are a victory for powerful teachers unions fueling Dem campaigns

The Department of Education finalized a sweeping reversal of Trump-era Title IX reforms on Friday, a win for teachers unions that had advocated for such an action.

Dr. Phil's jaw drops when guest uses colonialism as justification for squatters: 'Take that land back'

Talk show host Dr. Phil was openly flabbergasted with a real estate agent guest's argument that colonization justifies squatting in certain circumstances.

NBC News chief being paid by Walmart, Pepsi 'clearly a problem' as network's ties to both companies go deep

NBC News chief Cesar Conde's financial ties to Walmart and Pepsi are fueling questions among critics, including one insider who says it doesn't "smell right."

8 things that we could change about Tax Day forever

Tax Day is behind us, but it already looms large for next year. The FairTax would give us eight things to help us take the power from the IRS and change April 15 forever.

Fox News Poll: Biden, Trump in dead heat in 2024 Pennsylvania rematch

President Biden and former President Trump in a dead heat in the latest Fox News survey of Pennsylvania voters

Ringling Bros. circus performer does balancing act with juggling, comedy, rola bola and a robotic dog

Jan Damm, known as Nick Nack for Ringling Brothers, is a circus performer whose act includes balancing, juggling — and a robotic partner named Bailey.

More than half the renters in LA worried about not being able to live there soon: report

The Los Angeles Times reported this week on a study showing that most renters in L.A. are pessimistic about their economic futures in the city.

Short questions with Dana Perino for Griff Jenkins

National correspondent Griff Jenkins tells Dana Perino about his standout reporting assignments, the most adventurous thing he's ever done and the three presidents he'd invite to a dinner party.

Celeb squatters: Jay Leno, RHOC star Noella Bergener, other stars who formerly lived rent-free

Several celebrities have lived in properties rent-free for a time in their lives, also known as squatting. Jay Leno is one who has told his squatting story on multiple occasions.

1st generation circus performer breaks Guinness World Record every show with unicycle 34.6 feet tall

Wesley Williams, a performer for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey, breaks a record with every show he performs in as he rides the world's tallest unicycle.

Trump's visit to working-class Pa. town evokes fond memories, businesses say: 'More money in our pockets'

Former President Donald Trump held a rally in Schnecksville, Pennsylvania on Saturday and local business owners spoke out to Fox News Digital about the economy and his visit.

Biden says inflation is top domestic priority, but Fed admits lack of progress

President Biden's administration is admitting there has been slow progress on combating inflation, despite years for Biden saying it is a "top priority."

The productivity playlist: An upbeat list of songs to keep you motivated through your workday

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.

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.

Katie Couric torched for 'cringeworthy' condescension toward Trump supporters reminiscent of Hillary

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."

Houston IRS office forced to close early after fight breaks out: 'I ain’t doing no playing'

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.

Billionaire Mark Cuban dodges question asking if he pays his 'fair share' of taxes: 'I pay what I owe'

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.

California restaurant owner fears $20 wage hike will put him out of business: 'Increase prices or close'

A Los Angeles restaurant owner slammed the state’s newly enacted $20 minimum wage law, saying it could put him and others out of business as employees expect similar salary increases.

Joe Biden doesn't feel our pain, he mocks it. And you know what that means

Take a look at your grocery bill or whether you feel safe to leave your house. There's no spinning those realities and that isn't good for Biden. Only he doesn't care about your pain.

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.

Meet the American who made prescriptions safer, Deborah Adler, inspired by Holocaust survivor grandma

Deborah Adler of New York has achieved acclaim in industry and art for her prescription bottle designs and labeling program that have helped to prevent thousands of deaths each year.

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.

NYT columnist rejects polls saying Americans struggling in Biden economy: 'I’m OK, people I know are OK'

The New York Times' liberal economist Paul Krugman continues touting the Biden economy, suggesting Americans who express dissatisfaction with the economic climate aren't struggling.

NBC offers glowing coverage of Walmart, Pepsi as news chief serves as board member for both companies

NBCUniversial News Group Chairman Cesar Conde is facing intense scrutiny for serving on the board of directors for both Walmart and PepsiCo, raising journalistic ethics questions.

Seattle small business owner rips Biden for passing the buck on inflation: 'Ashamed he's my president'

Maher Youssef, owner of Pluto Organic Cafe in Seattle, pinned the blame for inflation on top lawmakers, including the president, instead of big corporations.

Latinos favor Trump over Biden on economy, support president shutting down border, poll finds

Former President Trump is more popular with Latino voters than President Biden on the issues of crime, the economy and immigration, a poll found.

Democrat claiming 'inflation rates are down' interrupted by higher than expected inflation report

Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C., was interrupted while defending President Biden’s economic on MSNBC by a report that showed overall prices increased in March.

Biden DOJ sides with Native American tribe in court filing ripping Canadian pipeline as trespassing

The Justice Department sided with Wisconsin's Bad River Band, arguing that the Enbridge Energy Company is "liable for trespass'" over its Line 5 pipeline.

Gen Z happiness is most driven by one surprising thing, Gallup poll finds

A Gallup poll revealed that Gen Zers are happiest when they find a sense of purpose at school or work. Study author Zach Hrynowski and psychologist Dr. Michele Borba shared insights on the findings.

Trump rips Biden on key issue impacting voters after damaging report: ‘Totally lost control’

An unexpected bump up in inflation is giving former President Trump more ammunition to fire at President Biden as the two face off in their 2024 election rematch.

Texas Dem suggests Black people shouldn't pay taxes as form of reparations: 'Puts money back in your pocket'

Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, suggested recently during an appearance on a podcast that Black Americans should be exempt from paying taxes as a form of reparations.

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.

Undecided battleground voters unanimously blast Biden on economy: 'Absolutely disastrous'

Undecided voters from states like Pennsylvania and Michigan admitted that they would be better off economically under President Trump than President Biden.

GOP Senate hopeful looks to distance himself from link to Texas green energy firm

FIRST ON FOX: Republican Utah Senate candidate Trent Staggs previously worked for a firm that describes itself as an "ESG company," despite his stance against ESG policies.

Why some laid-off employees turn to TikTok for career flexibility

Some laid-off workers try their hand at content creation rather than trying to return to traditional employment, though success online is not always easy to come by.

Ireland's Simon Harris elected as youngest ever prime minister after predecessor's abrupt resignation

Simon Harris, 37, has become Ireland's youngest prime minister and replaces Fine Gael party colleague Leo Varadkar.

American CEOs overlook China risk at their own peril

Do the CEOs understand the goals of the Chinese Communist Party? The contrast could not be starker when one compares the meetings in Beijing with the warnings of U.S. military leaders.

Wisconsin Gov. Evers vetoes bill to let teens work without parental consent

Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Monday vetoed a bill that would have allowed minors over 14 to work without state permits or parental consent.

Biden accused of 'shredding the Constitution' with new student loan bailouts: 'A stunning act of contempt'

Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett joined "Fox & Friends" Monday to discuss Biden's upcoming announcement on student loan forgiveness on the campaign trail.

School’s out forever as education bosses use any excuse to skip class

It wasn't just COVID-19. Randi Weingarten and the rest of the education bureaucrats have done what they can to keep kids out of class and keep schools closed across the country.

Gov. Gavin Newsom faces reckoning with $73B budget deficit lawmakers say he helped create

Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom must reconcile the state's $73 billion deficit by the end of June, according to the state constitution.

Sorry, Boomers, your kids don’t want your beloved china

A lifetime of collecting -- coins, stamps and china. But younger generations don't want it all. Hate to tell Boomers, but kids would rather pass on it than have you pass it along.

College dropout turned real estate tycoon shares lessons in entrepreneurship and life

As a college dropout, I found success not through degrees and diplomas but through grit, determination and a willingness to learn from every experience.

Little Miss BBQ is the boss: Phoenix hotspot serves world-class 'cue with southwestern style

Little Miss BBQ is a celebrated casual-dining hotspot in Phoenix, Arizona. It's most famous dish is a giant sandiwich called El Jefe, "The Boss" in Spanish.

LAURA INGRAHAM: The media praises Biden's economy as many new jobs go to non-Americans

Fox News host Laura Ingraham sounded off on "The Ingraham Angle," saying President Biden's job growth has been mostly related to foreign workers.

$35M investment is coming to northwest Louisiana, bringing hundreds of jobs

Global Seamless Tubes and Pipes, an India-based pipe manufacturing company, plans to bring its first production facility in the U.S. to Louisiana, adding hundreds of new jobs to the area.

ABC host shocked at visual demonstration of grocery price hikes over last four years: 'Wow'

"Good Morning America" host Michael Strahan was left stunned when it was revealed the amount of food that could be purchased for $100 today versus 2019.

Bipartisan group of Kansas lawmakers scrap tax cut plan after deal between Dem governor and GOP leaders

After Kansas GOP leaders and Gov. Laure Kelly struck a deal on tax cuts, state lawmakers voted it down. Republicans said the cuts were too few and Democrats said it favored the wealthy.

Albuquerque crime surge crippling restaurateur's bottom line as residents 'don't feel safe' going out

Owner of Diaz Kitchen & Sushi Bar Manuel Diaz details the impact crime is having on his New Mexico restaurant on 'Fox & Friends First.'

JESSE WATTERS: Biden's economic boom is not for Americans, but for illegal immigrants

"Jesse Watters Primetime" host Jesse Watters claims President Biden has created 5 million migrant jobs amid the president's touting his administration's economic success.

Indian workers depart for Israel to fill labor shortage as war rages on

Indian construction workers are heading to Israel to fill labor shortages, caused partly by restrictions on Palestinian workers after a deadly attack by Hamas.

GOP committee demands answers on Biden taxpayer push to register voters in key swing state: 'Inconceivable''

The House Small Business Committee is demanding answers on a Biden program they say could be unconstitutional that is using taxpayer funds to register Michigan voters.

LAURA INGRAHAM: Young people just starting out now see the American dream as out of reach

Fox News host Laura Ingraham says young people feel the American dream is hard to reach under President Biden's leadership on "The Ingraham Angle."

Kansas Democratic governor and Republican leaders strike tax compromise, leaving dissenters on both sides

Kansas Republicans wanted to enact a 'flat' tax rate, but faced with the possibility of a veto from Gov. Kelly, came to a compromise to ensure at least some cuts went through.

Short questions with Dana Perino for David L. Bahnsen

In a new "Short questions" piece, Dana Perino talks with wealth adviser David L. Bahnsen, who shares the key question managers should ask in a job interview — and what he would tell his younger self.

Argentina's Milei takes his chainsaw to the state, cutting 15,000 jobs and spurring protests

15,000 state jobs have been cut in Argentina as part of President Javier Milei’s effort to reduce spending; hundreds stormed their workplaces on Wednesday demanding their reinstatement.

Buttigieg rejects critics of EV future: Like people in 2000s saying we could have landlines forever

Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg sounded off on "America Reports" as critics continue to push back on the Biden green vehicle push.

Joe Biden doesn't care if his policies hurt the Average Joe

Joe Biden might pretend to be an ordinary guy. Even former President Barack Obama claims that, but Biden is not your Average Joe and his policies hurt those who are.

Truckers challenge Biden administration over climate crackdown on electric big rigs

U.S. truckers are expressing concern that recent rules finalized by the Biden administration that push for more electric trucks will negatively impact their businesses.

Fox News Poll: Record number say their taxes are too high

A record number of voters think the taxes they pay are too high, according to the latest Fox News national survey.

Here’s how homeowners can fight against squatter insanity

Squatters have become a nationwide problem and homeowners aren't prepared about how fight back. If you value your home and want to stop them from taking it, this should help.

$18 Big Macs and $20 minimum wage, Gavinomics here we come

Gavinomics, brought to the citizens of California by their governor, means $18 Big Macs and $20 minimum wage. And it doesn't stop there. The state also has a $68-billion deficit.

Kansas lawmakers race to reckon with flat tax, DEI disputes before spring break

As the Kansas Legislature approaches a three-week-long spring break, lawmakers scramble to address tax cuts, funding for disability services and immigration issues.

Chocolate Easter bunnies leaped from Pennsylvania Dutch ingenuity, hobbled by inflation in 2024

Pennsylvania candy salesman Robert Strohecker sparked a frenzy with the first chocolate Easter bunny in 1890. The business is facing high prices and low supply in 2024.

International Code Council rejects aggressive green energy home building code mandate

An obscure international group that sets building codes and standards adopted by American cities and counties has pulled back an aggressive climate proposal.

'Hardcore Pawn' star says economy leading to clientele pawning items 'to make it through the week'

American Jewelry and Loan proprietor Les Gold, former star of "Hardcore Pawn," spoke out about what he is seeing in the economy on "The Ingraham Angle."

Pete Buttigieg is facing his biggest test yet

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore is presenting Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg a new challenge, the latest in a long string of crises.

On this day in history, March 30, 1858, American visionary Hymen Lipman patents pencil with eraser

The pencil eraser was patented in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, by Hymen Lipman, a Jewish immigrant from Kingston, Jamiaca, on this day in history, March 30, 1858.

Maine Gov. Mills proposes budget revisions for housing, childcare

Democratic Maine Gov. Janet Mills unveiled Friday a budget revision that includes additional, one-time spending on housing expenditures, as well as more childcare grants.

Avoid asking these questions when conducting an interview; they could get you into trouble

It's better to be safe than sorry. When conducting a job interview, it's important to avoid certain topics that could be perceived as biased or discriminatory.

Colleges, chaos and cash: No wonder confidence in higher education today is so low

Former secretary of education details why obtaining a college education is no longer an automatic decision for America's students — and why the real guardrails in life are values, virtues and faith.

Democrats want to tax your home, your retirement, your everything

The US has a taxing problem and a spending problem. Democrats' proposed solution is a wealth tax. They pretend it's only for the super wealthy, but it will still hurt the middle class.

Stephen A. Smith says opportunities are ‘the only thing that should be equal,' not outcome

Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith sounded off on those demanding equality of outcome, arguing they don't accept the real world as it truly is.

Japan's PM requests meeting with Kim Jong Un to fix 'various bilateral problems' with North Korea

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida wants to meet with North Korea's Kim Jong Un to have the nation recognize the return of Japanese people abducted during the 1970s and 80s.

Biden White House quietly intervening in international labor dispute over legal objections

The White House is intervening in a labor dispute in Mexico, which could lead to a thousand workers losing their jobs over objections by the Mexican government.

Fox News Poll: Over half of voters say they are worse off compared to 2020

Only about 1 in 5 voters say they are better off today than four hears ago, according to the latest Fox News national survey.

Disney accused of misleading shareholders with ‘woke political agenda’

The Walt Disney Company is facing accusations that its programming has intentionally alienated its customer base by pushing a "woke" political agenda on multiple shows.

San Francisco mayor fails to block bill restricting housing in wildly expensive city

San Francisco Mayor London Breed admitted temporary defeat after she failed to veto a bill that would restrict new housing projects in historic parts of the city.

What pawn shops know about the economy that Biden doesn’t

Bidenomics, the word has come to mean higher prices on goods and services. Consumers can't even afford to get their pawned goods out of hock. Too much spending seems like Uncle Sam.

IRS says 940,000 people have not claimed expiring 2020 tax refunds totaling over $1B

The Internal Revenue Service, or IRS, said 940,000 people in the U.S. have until May 17 to submit tax returns for unclaimed refunds for tax year 2020, which total more than $1 billion.

Washington state passes 'strippers' bill of rights' law to create safer conditions for adult entertainers

Washington state has signed legislation know as the strippers' bill of rights into law. The new law aims to create safer working conditions for the adult entertainment industry.

America’s debt ‘death spiral’ gives us $1 trillion reasons to act now

America’s debt crisis continues to move into dangerous territory. The Treasury is on track to pay $1 trillion in debt service as the federal budget approaches a debt ‘death spiral.’

There is no U in team. Unions are bad for student athletes

Look for the union label on your local college sports team? Labor unions are starting to unionize college athletes, but that's bad for the students and their teams.

Planned aluminum smelter will permanently employ 1,000 in rural Kentucky, governor says

Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear on Monday announced the construction of an aluminum smelter in the state's Appalachian northeast.

Families in Massachusetts overflow shelters will have to document efforts to find a path out

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey announced that families in overflow shelter sites will soon be required each month to document their path toward independence, such as looking for a job or housing.

Deutsche Bahn, top train drivers' union reach agreement after months of strikes

Deutsche Bahn, Germany's primary, state-run rail operator, has reached a deal with the GDL union in a dispute over compensation and working hours.

Paris waiters and waitresses dash to victory in revived 110-year-old racing tradition

In a celebration of Parisian culture and tradition, the city recently revived a 110-year-old tradition: a race for waiters and waitresses through central Paris.

Biden's DEI mandates on employers fail American workers

Biden is trying to ram through 800 pages of new rules restricting successful apprenticeship programs. The new plan mandates DEI and makes the whole concept too expensive.

On this day in history, March 25, 1911, a fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory kills 146

A fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory in New York City killed 146 people on this day in history, March 25, 1911 — leading to a host of worker safety reforms.

Arizona Latino voters fret about high cost of living in Biden's economy as election looms

Latino voters in Arizona discussed inflation and the high cost of consumer goods under President Biden in an interview with CBS News on Wednesday.

Bill Maher panics over Trump's gain with young voters: Biden might lose 'because hot dogs cost more'

HBO's Bill Maher is sounding the alarm about former President Trump's surge in support among young voters, suggesting the cost of food will hurt President Biden in the election.

Jimmy Dean, country crooner and hometown hero, is also America’s pork prince: 'One hell of a man'

Jimmy Dean was a country crooner with a TV variety show. He became famous for his supermarket sausage after investing in a business in his hometown of Planview, Texas.

Trump suggests regime change in communist Cuba as economy worsens

Former President Trump has blasted the current communist dictatorship in Cuba and suggested that a regime change may take place should he be reelected to office in November.

Scammed into squatting: Handyman has alarming warning for online house hunters

The handyman who turned the tables on squatters who took over his mother's vacant house warns tenants to watch out for scams that might turn them into squatters.

Biden's major semiconductor push is quietly riddled with DEI initiatives

President Biden's landmark CHIPS and Science Act is quietly contingent on funding applicants meeting a series of diversity, equity and inclusion requirements.

US affordable housing shortage sparks resurgence of single-room ‘micro-apartments'

The U.S. is facing a significant shortage of affordable housing. This has resulted in a resurgence of single-room ‘micro-apartments' across the country.

With Easter approaching, shoppers are noticing sky-high cocoa prices

This Easter, consumers will have to fend off another source of high costs. Sweet Easter baskets will likely rise due to near-record-high cocoa prices.

AOC resurrects ‘Green New Deal’ moniker for public housing bill

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is introducing a public housing bill and resurrecting her "Green New Deal" term on Thursday.

FIRST ON FOX: Alleged NYC squatter 'in bed' with 'victim' family as part of real estate deal, lawyer reveals

The Landa family has spoken at length with news outlets about their case, which framed Brett Flores as an unscrupulous squatter who abused housing laws to keep them from their home.

Maine regulators considering adoption of California EV use standards

Environmental regulators in Maine are set to determine whether the state will join others that have adopted standards aimed at increasing electric vehicle use.

Some Georgia workers would find it harder to become union members under a new bill

The Georgia House voted Wednesday in favor of a new bill, backed by Gov. Brian Kemp, which may make it harder for employees at companies receiving state economic incentives to unionize