Month: March 2025

President Donald Trump kicked off the week driving a red Tesla on the White House South Lawn and closed out the week addressing the Department of Justice.   In his remarks Friday, Trump railed against former President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice and accused the agency of turning into the “department of injustice.” “Our predecessors…

The Daily Mail just profiled a few of the 6,100 Americans — “rich and famous” elites — who fled the U.S. and applied for U.K. citizenship, terrified of the ghost stories they told themselves about President Donald Trump and his return to the White House.   Dubbed “Donald Dashers,” they’re bolting for New Zealand and…

Karen Read, accused of killing her Boston Police officer boyfriend, is eager for the day when she won’t have to visit a courtroom or wear a suit. The Massachusetts woman is speaking out in an Investigation Discovery (ID) docuseries, “A Body in the Snow: The Trial of Karen Read.” It’s a behind-the-scenes look at Read…

This week’s media cause célèbre is Mahmoud Khalil, the leader of a New York City protest group calling itself Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD). The network newscasts displayed no interest in this group’s public statements and couldn’t connect their messaging with their protest leader. On October 9, 2024, The New York Times reported CUAD marked…

FIRST ON FOX: China could face a crackdown on its influence in the U.S. on multiple fronts if a slate of new targeted bills is passed. Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., led the introduction of three bills aimed at curbing Chinese influence this week. The measures specifically take action on China’s acquisition of U.S. farmland, its…

Syrian human rights activist Ribal al-Assad tore into Europe for lifting sanctions against the nation’s new “terrorist” regime, which he warned is no better than his first cousin, ousted leader Bashar al-Assad.  After days of bloodshed, Syria’s interim president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, leader of the forces that overthrew Assad, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), on Thursday signed…

The trucking industry is in the midst of a technological revolution, thanks to the arrival of artificial intelligence-powered dashcams.  These innovative devices promise to make roads safer and operations more efficient, but they also raise some important questions about privacy.  For truck drivers, other motorists and even pedestrians, there are valid concerns about how this…

Chloe Cole wishes she had been told “no” when she began transitioning from female to male at age 12. Now she’s calling on lawmakers to stop the “abuse” of children who, like her, were led to believe their decision was reversible. “If we want this ideological plague in our country and the destruction of our…

As spring arrives and the weather warms, exposure to sunlight could have an immense impact on overall health. Dr. Roger Seheult, a critical care physician, pulmonologist and associate clinical professor at the University of California and Loma Linda University schools of medicine, shared the benefits of sunlight exposure in an interview with Fox News Digital….

PUNTA CANA, Dominican Republic — The section of beach where University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki vanished on spring break last week is the same place where four European tourists drowned in January. It’s known to be dangerous with rough surf and strong and unpredictable currents, said Luis Vilchez, a Dominican attorney who is not…