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Russian forces have intensified their attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, according to Arseniy Yatsenyuk, chairman of the Kyiv Security Forum and former Prime Minister of Ukraine. These actions are part of a broader strategy to cut off the supply of long-range weapons to Ukraine.

Rep. James Comer (R-KY) discussed the findings of the House Oversight Committee’s investigation into former President Joe Biden’s autopen use. The probe found no evidence that Biden was involved in any decision-making regarding pardons.

Senator Bernie Sanders has endorsed Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota’s Democratic primary race for the Senate, signaling his continued push to shift the Democratic Party toward his progressive vision.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, praised the Democratic Party for not forcing Virginia Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones to resign after his texts envisioning the murder of a GOP state lawmaker surfaced during the campaign. The decision has sparked debate over political accountability and the handling of such controversies.

Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman, 80, D-N.J., has announced her retirement from the House of Representatives, marking a significant generational shift within the Democratic Party. This move follows the retirement of other senior Democrats, highlighting the party’s transition to newer leadership.

Kayleigh McEnany criticized politicians for inciting violence and anger toward ICE agents. The discussion focused on how political and media rhetoric is driving hostility toward the agency.

Senate Democrats oppose Trump’s plan to restart nuclear testing, introducing legislation requiring congressional approval for such actions. They argue that resuming nuclear tests could provoke a dangerous arms race and escalate tensions with adversaries like China.

Alexander Orlov and Diana Loginova have been detained for a third time after completing 13-day administrative arrests for organizing an unsanctioned gathering. This incident highlights ongoing tensions over public assembly and artistic expression in St. Petersburg.

Vice President JD Vance’s office responded to Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro’s criticism over his ‘bull—- politics’ regarding SNAP benefits, accusing him of betraying his Appalachian roots. The clash highlights growing tensions as both leaders are seen as potential 2028 presidential contenders.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune hopes to move quickly to reopen the government, but procedural hurdles remain. Eight Senate Democrats shifted support to end the shutdown, but the process could still face delays.

A suspect with a criminal history, including a felony firearm violation, has been arrested following a weekend shooting incident in Chicago where Border Patrol agents were shot at. Border Patrol Sector Chief Greg Bovino criticized the individual’s presence in the city, emphasizing the unacceptable nature of the situation.

US President Donald Trump has pardoned several officials who supported his unfounded claims of the 2’t’0 election being rigged. The administration stated these pardons are part of a ‘national reconciliation’ effort.

Thailand has suspended peace talks with Cambodia, which were intended to resolve long-standing border disputes under the initiative of former U.S. President Donald Trump. The incident, following the injury of two Thai soldiers by a land mine, has cast doubt on the viability of the negotiations.

The Senate is working to end a record-breaking government shutdown, with the ‘Outnumbered’ panel providing updates on the situation. The latest developments highlight the challenges and potential pathways to resolution.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been granted conditional release from prison less than three weeks into his five-year sentence for criminal conspiracy to finance his 2007 election campaign. The former president, convicted of plotting to obtain secret funds from the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, is now under house arrest and faces strict judicial…

Jewish students in New York City have raised concerns following Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral victory, sharing their fears exclusively with Fox News Digital. The students, many of whom are from Jewish schools in Brooklyn and Queens, have expressed worries about the potential impact of Mamdani’s policies on their community.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has publicly endorsed Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer amid growing tensions within the Democratic Party over Schumer’s role in a government shutdown compromise. Jeffries and other Democrats oppose the GOP stopgap funding bill, highlighting internal disagreements about leadership and strategy.

Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman, a Democratic representative from New Jersey, has announced her retirement from Congress. The 80-year-old has served the 12th District since 2015, when she became the first Black woman to represent the state in the House.

Senate Minority Leader Rand Paul is demanding a vote on his amendment to remove language that would target Kentucky’s hemp industry from a shutdown-ending spending deal, delaying the Senate’s progress. His insistence on the issue is creating tension with Senate GOP leaders.

New Jersey’s 2025 gubernatorial race saw Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill defeat Republican Jack Ciattarelli, marking a further leftward shift across all 21 counties. Post-election data reveals a statewide trend toward Democratic candidates despite GOP hopes following the 2024 federal election.

Sunny Hostin accused Chuck Schumer of ‘caving’ in shutdown negotiations, claiming Democrats allowed Republicans to cut Affordable Care Act subsidies and weaken federal operations. The 40-day shutdown, the longest in history, underscores the political divide and public frustration.

French former President Nicolas Sarkozy has been released from prison pending an appeal following his conviction in a campaign finance scandal. He was sentenced to five years in prison for conspiring to secure funding for his 2007 campaign from Libya’s former leader, Muammar el-Qaddafi.

Sunny Hostin has accused Democrats of surrendering on the shutdown and demanded Chuck Schumer’s replacement, highlighting deepening party divisions. Her remarks reflect the high stakes of the ongoing political impasse.

Fox News senior correspondent Mike Tobin reports on a suspect accused of firing at immigration officers in Chicago. Political analyst Gianno Caldwell discusses how ICE’s presence may curb violence in the city.

House Freedom Caucus leader Andy Harris tentatively supports the Senate’s bipartisan shutdown deal but warns the hemp provision may derail his support. The Senate has resolved the funding impasse, but the deal faces delays if senator Rand Paul objects to the hemp clause.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been released from prison pending an appeals trial related to his conviction on conspiracy charges involving campaign funding sourced from Libya. He has served three weeks of a five-year sentence.

Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., condemned Democrats for leveraging the American public during the Senate’s shutdown deal negotiations. Lawler criticized the Democratic Party for accepting a deal that had been proposed weeks earlier, suggesting the move was politically motivated.

Five Democratic-aligned senators have defied their party’s stance to support the GOP’s plan to end the government shutdown, joining Republicans in voting for the resolution. This marks a significant shift in Senate dynamics as several of these senators are either retiring or not seeking re-election in 2026.

Dr. Frank Turek, a prominent Christian author and mentor to Charlie Kirk, is preparing for a major free speech event at UC Berkeley, where he claims the university has shifted from fostering free speech to actively suppressing it. He criticized the presence of controversial posters labeling attendees as ‘fascists’ and highlighted the irony of progressive…

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro accused Vice President JD Vance of betraying his Appalachian roots by supporting the freeze on SNAP subsidies. The debate highlights a growing divide in political strategies concerning social welfare programs.

Fox News Digital interviewed Nicole Neily about universities rebranding DEI to evade Trump’s crackdown, highlighting rebranding as the most significant challenge. Schools are renaming DEI departments to avoid federal scrutiny while maintaining the same policies.

Washington, D.C., experienced three homicides within a six-hour window on Saturday, challenging President Donald Trump’s assertions that his crime-fighting initiatives have secured the city’s safety. The events unfold against a backdrop of reported crime reduction, prompting scrutiny into the efficacy of his policies.

A Utah district judge is set to decide by Nov. 10 which congressional map the state will use in the 2026 midterms, potentially giving Democrats a chance to flip Republican-held seats. The ruling comes amid a nationwide redistricting battle, with similar cases in California and Texas.