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U.S. Marines executed an unprecedented strike against a drug cartel boat, while President Trump intensified his public feud with Rosie O’Donnell in this week’s Fox News Digital News Quiz.
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Winchester Cathedral is offering its historic deanery as a vacation rental for the first time, providing guests with access to restricted areas and rare historical features. The rental, available until a new dean is appointed, comes with specific conditions and contributes to the cathedral’s maintenance costs.
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Texas Rep. Nathaniel Moran has introduced the TRUST Act, which would funnel tariff revenues above 2025 levels into a special trust fund to reduce the U.S. national debt, currently nearing $37 trillion. The legislation, set to take effect in fiscal year 2026, would channel excess trade revenues into a Treasury Department fund, dedicated solely to…
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During a tense Senate hearing, Republican doctors such as John Barrasso and Bill Cassidy criticized RFK Jr. for his vaccine policies, accusing him of undermining public trust and transparency. The hearing followed ongoing turmoil at the CDC, including the firing of the former director and skepticism over vaccine recommendations.
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Former White House spokesman Andrew Bates is appearing before the House Oversight Committee on Friday as part of the ongoing investigation into allegations of a “cover-up” by former President Joe Biden’s inner circle. The probe, led by Committee Chair James Comer, is examining whether senior aides covered up signs of mental decline in Biden and…
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Former White House Spokesman Andrew Bates is set to testify before the House Oversight Committee on Friday as part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of a cover-up by former President Joe Biden’s inner circle. The committee is scrutinizing whether Biden’s senior aides concealed signs of mental decline during his presidency and whether key executive…
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Local leaders in New York City Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s district have called on FBI Director Kash Patel to address the persistent issue of foreign gangs operating brothels and distributing drugs in the Roosevelt Avenue corridor. Despite recent federal arrests, the community remains concerned about the entrenched nature of organized crime and the safety of residents.
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A Connecticut mother is demanding an apology and investigation after a school bus driver mistakenly took her autistic son over 40 miles in the wrong direction during the first week of school. The incident, which left the mother in panic, revealed a failure in the bus’s GPS tracking system, prompting her to use her son’s…
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Thaksin Shinawatra, former Thai prime minister, has left Thailand for Dubai ahead of a court ruling that could see him jailed, overshadowing a vote for a new prime minister of Thailand. His departure occurs as the nation prepares for a parliamentary vote to select a new leader.
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Kim Jong-un’s departure from Beijing follows a summit with Xi Jinping, highlighting North Korea’s rising geopolitical influence. The sixth meeting between the leaders underscores their growing diplomatic ties and strategic alignment.
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European leaders are trying to show the U.S. president that they are serious about laying the groundwork to end the war — and that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia is not. The parking lot of an apartment block in the area of Kharkiv, Ukraine, after Russian aerial bombs exploded in July.
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Prominent political figures RFK Jr., Capitol Hill officials, and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy have gathered, highlighting potential policy alignments and global political shifts.
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The Kansas City Chiefs’ cheerleading squad is set to make a strong impact during the 2,
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President Trump’s call for a pre-midterm GOP convention aims to mobilize Generation Z voters and unify the party around conservative policies. This event is positioned as a pivotal moment to energize the base and secure long-term dominance for the GOP.
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Secretary Scott Turner is reforming HUD homelessness programs to prioritize law enforcement cooperation and faith-based solutions over Biden’s ‘Housing First’ policies. The reforms aim to address the crisis of homelessness by focusing on addiction and mental illness treatment rather than subsidizing housing without accountability.
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A New Jersey congressman, joined by a bipartisan group from the House Intelligence Committee, traveled to Israel to address the urgent need to ensure aid reaches Palestinian civilians in Gaza while combatting Hamas, the terrorist organization responsible for the Oct. 7 attacks. The trip highlighted the challenges in aid distribution, where Hamas intercepts supplies meant…
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French President Macron announced that 26 European countries have pledged support for Ukraine’s security and peace efforts during a summit in Paris. The summit aimed to demonstrate Europe’s readiness to uphold any future peace deal with Ukraine.
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Thaksin Shinawatra, former Prime Minister of Thailand, has abruptly left the country for Dubai ahead of a potential prison sentence. He stated he would be back in time for the hearing. His political dynasty is in a diminished state.
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The article discusses the emergence of George Finch, a 16-year-old civic leader, within Reform U.K. party’s strategy to engage younger voters while maintaining its conservative principles. Finch’s presence at the party’s annual conference alongside Nigel Farage highlights a shift in how right-wing groups are positioning themselves in the current political landscape.
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Israel has rejected a proposed visit by French President Emmanuel Macron due to his plan to formally recognize Palestinian statehood. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar stated there is “no room” for the visit as long as France “persists in its initiative and efforts that harm Israel’s interests,” according to his office.
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President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order to rename the Department of Defense as the ‘Department of War,’ reviving a designation last used in 1947. The move aims to restore a historical title discontinued in 1947, reflecting a perceived need for a more direct and assertive military designation.
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Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s new book, ‘Listening to the Law,’ emphasizes the importance of faith in the Supreme Court while revealing limited insight into her judicial philosophy. The book underscores her commitment to a non-ideological approach to judging, stating that her role as a justice does not permit her to align the legal system with…
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A federal appeals court halted a lower court judge’s order to end operations indefinitely at the ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades. The panel voted 2-1 to stay the judge’s order pending the outcome of an appeal, allowing the facility to continue holding migrant detainees – for now.
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The U.S. Department of Health is set to launch a poll on vaccines through a firm associated with a Trump ally, sparking debates over potential conflicts of interest and public health policy impact.
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The Golden State Valkyries became the first WNBA team to reach the playoffs in its inaugural season, defeating the Dallas Wings on Thursday. This milestone marks a significant achievement for the new franchise.
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Amanda Anisimova has reached the U.S. Open women’s final, where she will face defending champion Aryna Sabalenka. The match promises to be a thrilling conclusion to the tournament.
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Steve Ballmer said he would want the NBA to investigate any owner who circumvents the salary cap, as the Clippers were discussed on a podcast by Pablo Torre.
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The NFL season opener between the Eagles and Cowboys featured an ejected player for spitting and a significant weather delay, creating a unique and challenging game environment. The Eagles managed to secure a victory, showcasing their resilience amid the unusual circumstances.
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A joint investigation by Russian independent media outlet Mediazona and BBC Russian service has identified 125,681 Russian military personnel killed in Ukraine. The findings have sparked intense debate and discussion on the conflict’s human cost.
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Ukrainian drones have struck key Russian energy facilities, including the largest Rosneft refinery in Ryazan and an oil depot in occupied Luhansk, according to Kyiv’s confirmation. These attacks have intensified Russia’s energy crisis, leading to a shortage of gasoline and rapid depletion of gas and oil reserves.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that any foreign troops deployed in Ukraine during ongoing fighting will be considered legitimate targets for destruction. This statement, made during a press briefing on Thursday, underscores Russia’s firm position against Western military involvement in the conflict.
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Venezuelan jets flew over a U.S. Navy ship in the Red Sea, signaling a show of force. This follows a recent U.S. military strike on a boat in the Caribbean, which U.S. officials said was carrying drugs.
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President Donald Trump has reportedly initiated discussions regarding the potential federal takeover of the Sept. 11 Memorial and Museum site in Lower Manhattan. While the exact mechanisms for federal control remain unspecified, officials have indicated that the current talks are in their early stages and do not yet involve concrete plans for site management.
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An Indiana attorney named Mark Zuckerberg is suing Meta for repeatedly disabling his Facebook page, claiming it’s not impersonation but legal identity. The lawyer has spent over $11,000 on ads but still faces financial loss from account suspensions.
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President Donald Trump has announced plans to rename the Department of Defense as the Department of War, reverting to its historical name from before World War II. The move is seen as a symbolic gesture to emphasize a more aggressive military posture.
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President Donald Trump has announced plans to rename the United States Department of Defense as the Department of War, reverting to a name used during World War II. The move, which echoes historical practices, is expected to be signed into law through executive order.
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A federal court has rejected the Trump administration’s appeal against an injunction blocking its transgender passport policy. The court ruled the policy reflected ‘unconstitutional animus toward transgender Americans.’
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Former President Joseph R. Biden Jr. recently underwent surgery to remove skin cancer, following a prior diagnosis of an aggressive form of prostate cancer. The procedure was conducted as part of his ongoing medical treatment and recovery efforts.
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The Trump administration requested the Supreme Court to permit the president to remove the last remaining Democratic member of the Federal Trade Commission, following lower court rulings that deemed such an action unconstitutional. The case is testing the boundaries of the president’s removal powers and could lead to a potential overturning of the 1935 Humphrey’s…
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Warner Bros. Discovery has filed a lawsuit against Midjourney, an AI image generator, accusing it of infringing on intellectual property by generating images of iconic characters like Batman and Rick and Morty. The lawsuit claims Midjourney’s AI is diverting customers from purchasing official merchandise, potentially reducing Warner Bros. Discovery’s profits.
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The Philadelphia Eagles secured a 24-20 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL’s first game of the 2025 season, with a spitting incident involving Jalen Carter leading to his ejection before the first snap. The game featured a back-and-forth offensive display, crucial turnovers, and a weather delay, culminating in an Eagles win with Jalen…
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Denmark will produce fuel for Ukraine’s Flamingo missile, a weapon capable of reaching 3,000 kilometers. The facility, owned by Ukrainian Fire Point subsidiary FPRT, is expected to start operations in December.
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A coalition of nations has pledged to provide military support to Ukraine in the event of a peace agreement, while Moscow remains resolute in its opposition to foreign troop deployments.
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A federal court has ruled against the Trump administration’s attempt to freeze research funding at Harvard University, bringing cautious relief to students and faculty. The decision comes amid ongoing concerns about the impact of federal funding policies on academic freedom and scientific research.
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The NFL world was furious after Eagles’ defensive tackle Jalen Carter was ejected from his game against the Dallas Cowboys for spitting on quarterback Dak Prescott. The incident sparked widespread anger among fans and raised questions about the quarterback’s intent, with some noting that Prescott spat toward the ground before Carter’s actions.
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The Trump administration is set to terminate long-standing security programs that protect European allies from Russian threats. This decision, made during a NATO summit in The Hague, Netherlands, in June, is expected to result in significant financial impact, with hundreds of millions of dollars in funding potentially affected.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced a heated Senate hearing on Thursday, where he was challenged by both partisan groups over his decisions regarding vaccines and the recent changes at the CDC. The hearing became a verbal sparring match with senators questioning his leadership and the effectiveness of his policies on…
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Fox News @ Night’s panel discussed the media’s reaction to RFK Jr.’s Senate hearing, highlighting the divide between left-wing and right-wing coverage. The hearing focused on Kennedy’s opposition to vaccine mandates, sparking significant media attention and debate.
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Democratic lawmakers have accused HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. of undermining scientific integrity in health policy, highlighting tensions over regulatory approaches.
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The Trump administration is advancing a plan to utilize military lawyers as temporary immigration judges in the Justice Department’s immigration courts. Emails have been sent out calling for volunteers to take six-month assignments handling asylum and deportation cases.
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Fox News @ Night panelists Jason Chaffetz and Jessica Millan Patterson address concerns about crime in Chicago and Eric Adams denying reports that he’s dropping out of the New York City mayoral race. The discussion highlights ongoing tensions and political dynamics in both cities.
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Fox Business reporter Edward Lawrence is covering the confirmation hearing for Stephen Miran, a nominee for the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, and the Department of Justice’s investigation into Lisa Cook’s alleged mortgage fraud.
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First Lady Melania Trump has issued a cautionary message about the rapid advancement of robotics technology, stating that ‘the robots are here’ during a White House event. Her remarks emphasize the transformative impact of modern technologies on society, moving from science fiction to reality.
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The Trump administration is attempting to remove FTC Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, despite a federal appeals court reinstating her in a previous ruling. The administration is now seeking Supreme Court intervention to challenge the decision.
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During a recent appearance on Fox News’ ‘Hannity,’ Florida Governor Ron DeSantis criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom for allegedly seeking favor with the far-left wing of the Democratic Party. DeSantis also highlighted Florida’s decision to end its vaccine mandates as a key policy shift.
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Justice Amy Coney Barrett defended her controversial comments on Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, stating her remarks were appropriate in response to the legal arguments presented. Barrett emphasized that her criticism was about judicial principles, not personal attacks, and that she respects Jackson despite their disagreements.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. emphasized his commitment to improving American health during a Senate hearing. Greg Gutfeld and the ‘Gutfeld!’ panel analyzed the event, discussing Kennedy Jr.’s proposals for enhancing public wellness.
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Ukraine and Taiwan have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on the development of military UAVs, with Ukraine contributing research and development, Poland providing expertise, and Taiwan’s Thunder Tiger supplying technology and components. This partnership comes amid heightened US-China tensions in the South China Sea, marking a significant step in strengthening technological exchange and…
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Greg Gutfeld and his panel on ‘Gutfeld!’ argue that President Donald Trump’s leadership prevented the United States from descending into the ‘mess’ that Europe currently faces. The discussion highlighted ideological differences and the perceived impact of Trump’s administration on the nation’s political landscape.
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A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to withhold $4.9 billion in foreign aid funds. The judge expressed skepticism regarding the administration’s claim of authority to cancel the funds.