Two Los Angeles County prosecutors who advocated for the Menendez brothers' release from prison claim they were retaliated against by Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman.
Allies of Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem are celebrating her as the "definition of South Dakota toughness" as critics slam her for wearing a cowboy hat and protective vest.
Three former UPenn women's swimmers have filed a lawsuit against the university, Harvard, The Ivy League and the NCAA over their experience with Lia Thomas.
The Biden administration's extreme gender ideology has been replaced by a saner approach under Trump. The president has the chance to enshrine his actions in law and protect women.
Several Independent Women ambassadors will join President Donald Trump as he is expected to sign an executive order banning men from women's sports in public schools.
Several members of the legacy media reacted in outrage to President Trump's plan for the US to "take over" the Gaza Strip and displacing roughly 2 million Palestinians in the process.
The Super Bowl is just around the corner, and many of Hollywood's biggest stars, including Taylor Swift and Bradley Cooper, have made it clear who they will be cheering for.
Joy Villa supports the humane deportation of illegal immigrants from the U.S. She told Fox News Digital she believes everyone should come to the U.S. legally as her grandparents did.
President Donald Trump’s controversial plan to relocate Gaza’s population and rebuild it as the "Riviera of the Middle East" sparks global debate, echoing Gaza’s history of displacement.
House Republican leaders are working to come to an agreement with fiscal hawks about what spending cuts to seek in legislation advancing Trump's agenda.
The co-founder of Moms for Liberty and another parental rights advocate say the Kids Off Social Media Act has loopholes that could signal government overreach.
Rohit Chopra’s departure as director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau should not be just the end of his tenure but the beginning of the end for the CFPB itself.
A new internal memo being circulated among certain Republican lawmakers is encouraging a set of talking points to push back on criticism of Trump's foreign policy.
Jalin Hyatt may have watched his team go 3-14 this past regular season, but he's confident the New York Giants have the right people in the building to rebuild properly.
School choice advocates call Trump's education executive orders "extremely welcome" while unions say the orders help "unaccountable private operators—a tax cut for the rich."
The late Astros first base coach underwent emergency brain surgery in 2017 and courageously took the mound for the ceremonial first pitch on Opening Day of the 2018 season.
Colorado voters narrowly decided to reintroduce gray wolves to the western part of the state, sparking tensions with ranchers who feel their way of life is under attack.
Conservative college student Anna Claire Howland speaks out after being featured in a photo for a New York Magazine piece on young Trump voters on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'
A study from Bookies.com suggested that young Americans who bet on sports don't see race, creed or ideology when wagering on games. An expert weighs in.
Whoosh to launch a new urban transit system in 2026, offering a unique blend of on-demand service, direct routing and privacy that sets it apart from traditional public transportation.
Mexico told the the U.S. government it will not allow Mexican migrants to be sent to the Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, detention camp, the country's foreign minister said.
Last week, the Nation’s Report Card – the only nationwide measure of how America’s government-run schools are performing – came home, and the results are devastating.
"HusbandTikTok" tells Fox News Digital why he's not the average TikTokker, why he joined the social media platform and what he makes of recent threats to the app.
Whether within Iran, across the Middle East, or elsewhere, the return of President Trump’s maximum pressure campaign is tremendous news for lovers of liberty – but his team should not stop there.
CJ Pearson is taking legal action against New York Magazine after its "despicable" cover story that he feels faslely painted pro-Trump conservatives as racist.
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