David Duchovny starred as agent Fox Mulder in the hit TV series "The X-Files" from 1993 to 2002. He's now producing and hosting a new History Channel series.

A second Mexico city government is denying knowledge of Fyre Festival 2 plans after event creator Billy McFarland changed the event's location weeks before the start date.

Proof of ancient olive trees and grapevines, consistent with a Bible verse, has been found at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, an archaeologist confirms.

Joshua Riibe was forced to turn over his passport to Dominican authorities in the search for Sudiksha Konanki, a move that travel safety experts warn could be problematic for Americans.

An independent agency found no evidence of a cover-up by the police department in Canton, Massachusetts, in the death of Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe.

The NFL Draft is closing in and the Tennessee Titans are almost officially on the clock. Which player will they end up choosing on April 24? Fox News Digital makes its predictions.

Nearly $510 million in federal funding to Brown University is set to be halted as the Trump administration investigates the Ivy League's response to antisemitic protests on campus.

"Battlestar Galactica" actress Tricia Helfer, who played the humanoid Cylon Number Six on the series, warned AI is a "slippery slope."

Garden tools help gardeners plant more effectively so you can have a better harvest.

Despite being reportedly warned by the NBA following an investigation, Ja Morant once against pulled off his gun celebration on Thursday.

South Korea’s impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol was removed form office Friday, four months after he declared martial law, sending the East Asian country into chaos.

Michigan couple Paul and Christy Akeo, who were detained in Mexico for over a month over a timeshare dispute, are finally heading home.

Three people are dead after being hit by a train Thursday near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The trial of the man accused in the 2023 killing of Rachel Morin, a Maryland mom of five who was brutally slain while going on a run, begins this week.

A man in Georgia will spend 12 years in jail after convincing Dwight Howard to surrender a $7 million for a sham investment in the Atlanta Dream.

A group of protesters at a California university campus disrupted an event being hosted by a conservative student group, the school said Thursday.

A father has filed a lawsuit against an Ohio school district, claiming his son was punished for wearing a "Let's Go Brandon" T-shirt to school.

President Donald Trump said he was "in favor" of allowing new mothers in Congress to vote by proxy. The move puts him at odds with House Speaker Mike Johnson.

The Trump administration lays out its demands for Harvard to combat antisemitism in order to keep receiving federal funding, including banning masks.

A New York man crashed his truck through a fence, over a cliff and down into the Niagara Falls Gorge on Wednesday. Police said he was able to walk away from the crash.

Freddie Freeman found himself on the injured list this week, days after he slipped and fell in the shower at home and reinjured the ankle he hurt in the postseason.

Blake Snell said in a statement that his Seattle-area home was broken into just before he started in the Los Angeles Dodgers' home opener.

Dr. Phil cited a Dana Bash interview with Senator Chris Murphy as the perfect example of how legacy media enables "reckless" claims by refusing to ask "common-sense" questions.

Tom Hanks' only daughter, E.A. Hanks, has written a book about her late mother Susan Dillingham's mental health issues and "violence" she experienced.

Russian negotiator Kirill Dmitriev discusses his meeting with U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff in Washington, D.C. on 'Special Report.'

"Top Gun" star Val Kilmer was remembered as "extraordinary" by his family, who said they were "so proud" of him. Kilmer died Tuesday in Los Angeles.

Haley Layman, a fatal hit-and-run suspect in Tennessee, shared social media posts about the victim after allegedly striking him with her truck on March 31.

Fencer Stephanie Turner was a Democrat with LGBT friends, but she decided to kneel in forfeit rather than face a transgender opponent.

Meghan Metcalf and her son Hunter speak to the memory of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf after an altercation at a Frisco, Texas, track meet turned deadly.

An intoxicated person randomly stabbed six people and himself in Washington, D.C., according to the Metropolitan Police Department.

Some are looking to the 2026 NFL Draft and the potential of drafting Arch Manning out of Texas, but ESPN's Adam Schefter is warning NFL teams who may "tank for Arch" in 2025.

Ahead of his Doral course hosting a LIV Golf tournament, President Donald Trump said he wants the new tour and the PGA Tour to "merge."

Liberal columnist Eugene Robinson says he's leaving The Post as a result of the editorial shift being enforced by its billionaire owner Jeff Bezos.

T.J. Finley, who recently transferred to his fifth school in Tulane, was arrested this week for allegedly possessing a stolen vehicle and has been suspended from the team.

The family of Calvin Dickey Jr. has filed a lawsuit against Bucknell University claiming negligence in the death of their son, who died after collapsing during a team practice.

The Trump administration lays out its demands for Harvard to combat antisemitism in order to keep receiving federal funding, including banning masks.

Republicans in the Senate started the process for passing a new version of President Donald Trump's budget to tackle the southern border and extend the 2017 tax cuts.

Nathanial "Nate" G. Baker was killed after being struck on his motorcycle by a truck driven by Rosali Fernandez-Cruz, according to police.

The NBA sent a warning to Ja Morant but is not expected to penalize the Memphis Grizzlies star further for what appeared to be a gun-related gesture.