Swiss world champion Franjo von Allmen has taken home the first gold medal of the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, beating out Italian favorite and Bormio specialist Dominik Paris in the men’s downhill by fifty-hundredths of a second.

Trump-appointed judge sentences would-be Trump assassin to life, while Biden judge gives alleged Kavanaugh assassin just 8 years. A tale of two judges.

North Dakota colleges launch three-year bachelor's degree programs to help students graduate faster and save money on tuition costs while reducing debt.

Former Washington Post editor Marty Baron appears on PBS to criticize the Jeff Bezos strategy of cutting the paper's staffing by 300 employees.

Jim Steyer of Common Sense Media is warning that artificial intelligence companion tools "are not safe for kids under 18" as interactions turn personal.

The NFL hopes it can unite fans on Sunday during Super Bowl LX, but those who have been outspoken against President Trump and his administration are set to perform at the game.

Children's book author accused of murdering husband with fentanyl cocktail faces jury selection challenges. Defense claims case too well-known locally.

Virginia Democrats propose 10% tax on fantasy football leagues as part of sweeping tax increases. New levy would hit fantasy sports revenue statewide.

Senate Republicans face tough midterm battles defending their 53-47 majority, with Maine's Collins and seats in North Carolina, Ohio most vulnerable.

"Real Time" host Bill Maher slams Billie Eilish's anti-ICE Grammy speech, saying "you don't know facts" and criticizing her education during heated late-night segment.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Friday that military education programs with Harvard University will end in the 2026-27 academic year.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced Purple Heart recognition for two West Virginia National Guard members, one killed and another recovering.

Canada and France are opening new consulates in Greenland's capital following the Trump administration's push to acquire the Danish territory through tariff threats.

Former MLB outfielder Yasiel Puig was found guilty of obstruction of justice in a federal gambling case. The 35-year-old Cuban-born American faces up to 20 years in prison.

Trump's SBA suspended over 111,000 California borrowers in a massive fraud crackdown involving $9 billion in suspected pandemic loan abuse targeting relief programs.

Alpine skier Lindsey Vonn said her ACL is “100% gone" after last week’s World Cup crash. However, she remains determined to compete in Sunday’s Olympic women’s Olympic downhill.

Super Bowl hosts are getting more experimental this football season, incorporating inventive dips and health-conscious options into traditional game day menus.

Former MSNBC host Joy Reid accused the GOP of using rapper Nicki Minaj for "cultural cool" and needing Black people to give the MAGA movement credibility in a controversial segment.

Country music singer Brantley Gilbert revealed why he decided to perform at Turning Point USA's "The All-American Halftime Show" Sunday.

Claire Foy parasite infection lasted five years after "The Crown" star believes she contracted stomach parasites during a trip to Morocco, causing unexplained weight loss.

Eddie Speir is launching an insurgent candidacy to take on the GOP establishment following the retirement of 10-term Congressman Vern Buchanan.

Fox News Digital has learned that the FCC has launched a probe into ABC's "The View" as the agency cracks down on regulation requiring equal time for political candidates.

Legal experts say anti-ICE protests and political pushback in Minneapolis do not meet the legal threshold for a constitutional crisis or federal emergency powers.