Mamdani booed off stage at NYPD event on Staten Island after less than one minute

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani lasted less than sixty seconds on stage at a pro-police celebration on Staten Island before roughly 3,500 residents drowned him out with boos, jeers, and chants of "get out of here", a reception that laid bare the gulf between his record and the people who live with its consequences. […]

Fifteen elephants dead from suspected cyanide poisoning near Kenya's Amboseli National Park

Fifteen elephants died over the span of a month in Kenya's Amboseli ecosystem after eating tomatoes believed to have been laced with cyanide, and investigators still cannot say where the poison came from. Kenya Wildlife Service confirmed the mass die-off after preliminary laboratory tests detected cyanide in the stomach contents of the dead animals. Postmortem […]

Trump backs Hegseth after reported Camp David confrontation over munitions shortage

President Trump took to Truth Social to publicly defend Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after the two reportedly clashed at Camp David over depleted U.S. munitions stockpiles five months into the Iran war. The Washington Post reported early Thursday that Trump demanded answers from Hegseth about why he had been misled regarding the extent of the […]

Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed collected over $115,000 from CAIR-affiliated donors, FEC records show

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed built his campaign on getting "money out of politics", but federal records show he took more than $115,000 from dozens of individuals tied to an organization with alleged links to Hamas. A Fox News Digital review of Federal Election Commission filings identified at least 41 donors to El-Sayed's campaign […]

Federal judge concedes Supreme Court cleared the way for Trump to end Haiti TPS

A federal judge has acknowledged that her injunction blocking the Trump administration from terminating Temporary Protected Status for an estimated 330,000 to 350,000 Haitians is no longer in effect, a significant legal victory for the president's immigration agenda. U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes issued a written order Wednesday confirming that her earlier stay of the […]

Tlaib introduces bill to block ICE from using TSA passenger data for airport arrests

Rep. Rashida Tlaib wants to cut off Immigration and Customs Enforcement from TSA traveler data used to arrest illegal immigrants at airports, and the TSA says the bill would leave Americans vulnerable to terrorist attacks. The Michigan Democrat introduced the No TSA Data for ICE Act on Tuesday, a bill that would prohibit ICE and […]

Wisconsin Democrat Francesca Hong dodges direct question on her call to cancel Thanksgiving

Democratic Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong refused to say whether she still wants Thanksgiving canceled when pressed on CNN, offering instead that "views can evolve" and that the holiday is "incredibly painful for many." Host Kaitlan Collins put the question plainly during a Monday broadcast of CNN's "The Source": Do you still believe Thanksgiving should […]

D.C. Circuit reinstates injunction blocking EPA from clawing back $20 billion in Biden-era climate funds

The full bench of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals sided with green-energy grantees over the EPA on Tuesday, reinstating a preliminary injunction that temporarily bars the agency from recouping billions in Biden-era "green bank" funding, a setback for the Trump administration's effort to unwind the program. The ruling reversed a decision by a smaller […]

Kaity Tong retires from PIX11 after more than three decades as New York's most recognizable local anchor

Kaity Tong, the Emmy-winning PIX11 anchor who became synonymous with New York City television news over a career spanning six decades, announced her retirement Tuesday night, closing out one of the longest runs in local broadcast history. Tong will anchor her final broadcast on August 30, ending a tenure at WPIX that stretches back more […]

Jay Clayton takes oath as intelligence director after Pulte accelerates transition

Jay Clayton was sworn in Monday as Director of National Intelligence after Bill Pulte moved up the leadership handoff by two weeks, capping a rapid transition at the agency that oversees America's intelligence community. Clayton, a former prosecutor in the Southern District of New York, took the reins at the Office of the Director of […]