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Thailand’s Prime Minister faces suspension and protests following a leaked phone call. Demonstrators in Bangkok demand her resignation, intensifying political tensions.

Andrew McGann, 28, is accused of murdering Clinton and Cristen Brink in front of their children at Arkansas’ Devil’s Den State Park. McGann had previously moved between four school districts in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, with concerns raised over his classroom management before the alleged crimes.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the site of a Russian missile strike that killed over 30 people in Kyiv on Friday night, honoring the victims and addressing the toll of the ongoing conflict. The attack, which occurred late Friday night, marked one of the most brutal strikes on the capital, prompting Zelenskyy to visit the…

The Ingraham Angle discusses Kamala Harris’s political comeback and ICE controversies. The show’s Friday Follies segment critiques current events.

Fox News’ Madison Scarpino details the charges against Austin Drummond, the suspect in the Tennessee quadruple murder, as the manhunt continues. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the crime.

House Republicans are investigating former President Joe Biden’s cognitive fitness, facing both legal and constitutional hurdles as several key aides resist cooperation. The inquiry centers on questions about the use of the autopen—a device that signs documents on behalf of the president—to sign legal documents, with some lawmakers suggesting these signatures should be nullified.

President Donald Trump has fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) following the release of a revised jobs report that showed a weaker-than-expected July employment figure. The move comes amid allegations that the data may have been manipulated for political purposes.

DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin dismissed the Democratic Party’s lawsuit against ICE as ‘political theatre,’ emphasizing the agency’s focus on immigration enforcement and recruitment efforts. The discussion also touched on recent incidents involving illegal immigrants attempting to ram an immigration agent’s car and the new signing bonus for recruits.

France has halted all evacuations of Gazans fleeing the war-torn enclave amid growing outrage over a Palestinian student accused of reposting antisemitic content online. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot condemned the incident, vowing to investigate how the student obtained a student visa.

Rep. Ro Khanna advocates for recognizing a Palestinian state, aligning with France, the UK, and Canada, while Sen. John Fetterman criticizes the party’s anti-Israel stance. The divide highlights growing internal tensions within the Democratic Party on Israel-related policies.

Fox News Digital has compiled a timeline of NYC socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s anti-police rhetoric, highlighting his shift from advocating for police defunding to recently attempting to distance himself from those calls. After an NYPD officer’s death in midtown Manhattan, Mamdani stated he is ‘not running to defund the police’ and emphasized his growth…

Debbie Dingell, a Michigan Democrat, represents a political legacy spanning over 90 years, with her family deeply rooted in the state’s political and industrial history. While supporters celebrate her dedication to constituents and conservation efforts, critics argue that the family’s long-standing presence in office reflects a broader issue with political dynasties and incumbency advantages.

President Trump’s Executive Order 14224 designates English as the official language of the United States, aiming to promote assimilation among immigrant communities. The decision is rooted in the historical context of Vietnamese refugees who fled South Vietnam after its fall in 1975, many of whom ended up settling in the U.S. and faced significant challenges…

Lara Trump has criticized the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s shutdown due to funding cuts, calling for a ‘level playing field’ in public media. Her comments were part of a larger discussion on media challenges and public discourse.

Former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe was found guilty of paying militia fighters to withdraw testimony linking him to right-wing paramilitary groups. The verdict marks a significant political setback for the ex-leader, who was a key figure in Colombia’s peace process with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).

Fox News contributor Joey Jones has raised alarm over the planned release of an individual linked to Al, who reportedly played a role in the 9/11 attacks. During a heated segment on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend,’ Jones emphasized the need for immediate action to ensure the individual is never allowed to re-enter society.

A federal judge denied Ryan Routh, the man accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump, access to classified material, citing national security risks. The ruling highlights the sensitivity of the case and its potential implications for the U.S. government.

Elon Musk claims that major US Democrats and their benefactors are listed in the Epstein documents, suggesting the files remain sealed due to their involvement. The FBI’s review identified references to Trump and other prominent figures, but emphasized that their appearance does not imply any wrongdoing.

Syria is set to elect a new parliament in September. Given the excessive violence in minority areas, the election is likely to be a difficult challenge for both the government and Syrian citizens.

German police are expanding the use of Palantir’s surveillance software, which employs artificial intelligence for predictive policing. Critics argue that the CIA-backed technology raises concerns about privacy and potential over-policing of certain communities.

The Texas House redistricting committee recently held a public hearing in Houston to assess proposals for a new congressional map. While Democratic prospects would be hurt if the map were approved, they would still be favored.

President Trump faced unwelcome news on two of the biggest issues on his plate this week, and responded with fiery confrontations.

Senator Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada engaged in a heated exchange with Senator Cory Booker on the Senate floor, refusing to be lectured about how to challenge President Trump. She argued that her party needs to do more to regain voters’ trust.

Texas has become a battleground in the ongoing battle over redistricting, as Republicans push to redraw the state’s U.S. House districts to maximize their electoral advantage. The strategy has provoked a significant backlash from Democrats, with even traditionally cautious lawmakers calling for stronger resistance to prevent potential gerrymandering.

Eric Holder, former Attorney General under President Obama, has reversed his stance on gerr, advocating for Democratic gerrymandering in response to Republican efforts in Texas threatening democracy.

A new disclosure reveals how corporations and individuals, including many in the crypto business, wrote large checks while seeking favor from the president. Investors in President Trump’s memecoin took a White House tour the day after an exclusive dinner with Mr. Trump at his golf course in Virginia in May.

rights groups and families of u.s. citizens have reported that iran is currently holding at least four americans. the situation has been further underscored by an anti-american mural that appeared in tehran this spring, symbolizing the tensions between the two nations.

Mike Huckabee, the first evangelical U.S. ambassador to Israel, has been welcomed by Christian conservatives and the Netanyahu government due to his strong support for the country. His role becomes even more critical as tensions with Hamas and other militant groups in the region increase.

A recent media report citing official statistics reveals that over 250,000 individuals in Germany experienced domestic violence last year, marking an all-time high. This surge has prompted renewed calls for stricter legislation and increased support services.

The UK government has banned ninja swords in England and Wales to combat rising knife crime, imposing prison sentences of up to four years for public possession. The measure follows a surge in violent attacks, including a 2024 incident where a teenager killed three girls at a children’s recital.

The House Oversight Committee is investigating allegations that former President Joe Biden’s inner circle may have concealed evidence of his mental decline during his presidency, including suspected use of an autopen for signature-based decisions without his knowledge.

Arkansas State Police arrested a 28-year-old teacher, Andrew McGann, for allegedly stabbing a married couple to death during a hike in Devil’s Den State Park. The attack, described as random, led to a manhunt that ended with McGann’s capture at a barbershop in Springdale.