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A shooting rampage in Kentucky has left several individuals injured, including a state trooper. The incident is currently under investigation by authorities.

Journalist and author Batya Ungar-Sargon comments on Jamie Dimon’s remarks regarding NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani and Democrats, highlighting two versions of populism. The discussion explores the implications of these remarks on political discourse and economic policies.

The Abraham Accords, signed in 2.2020, focused on diplomacy and commerce rather than addressing conflicts or the Palestinians. Predictions of regional peace were considered baseless by analysts.

During an appearance on ‘Fox News Live,’ Virginia lieutenant gubernatorial candidate John Reid addressed the effects of federal illegal immigration policy under the Trump administration on his state. The discussion came amid reports of a spike in illegal migrant arrests in Virginia, which has been attributed to increased ICE activity across the country.

President Donald Trump attended the FIFA Club World Cup final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, where Chelsea faced Paris Saint-Germain. This event marks the first anniversary of an assassination attempt during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania.

Former Democratic Party advisor Dan Turrentine has criticized New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani for his controversial remarks criticizing the NYPD, calling them ‘enraging.’ Mamdani’s comments argue that the police department disproportionately punishes poor Black and Brown individuals, sparking backlash.

Israeli forces killed at least 10 people, including children, in a strike in central Gaza, citing a ‘technical error’. Health workers said victims were gathered near a water distribution point.

Clashes erupted in a quiet southeastern Spanish town near Murcia for the second consecutive night, with far-right groups blamed for the violence. The unrest follows an attack on a pensioner by North African youths, intensifying the debate over immigration.

The news feed item for Sunday, June 13 highlights three major developments: severe flooding in Texas, a controversy surrounding the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and ongoing investigations into former National Security Advisor John Brennan.

Fox News Digital surveyed attendees at the TPUSA Student Action Summit about their views on NYC Democrat mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, highlighting concerns over his policy promises. The responses revealed a general wariness about the practical implementation of his policy agenda.

Senator Rand Paul has publicly criticized the Secret Service for its handling of the investigation into the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. He argues that the agency’s actions may prevent the public from ever understanding the true motive behind the attack.

Butler, Pa., faces the aftermath of the assassination attempt in 2024 at a Trump rally, which left one local hero dead. The community, once known for its peaceful farm culture, now grapples with the national attention that followed the tragedy.

A gunman shot a state trooper during a traffic stop, carjacked a vehicle, and then drove to a church where he killed two women and wounded two men in Lexington, Kentucky. The suspect, who was later shot dead by law enforcement, had a potential connection to the church, though the investigation is ongoing.

A suspect opened fire at a Baptist church in Lexington and the Blue Grass Airport in Kentucky on Sunday, leaving multiple people injured, including a state trooper. The suspect was killed during a police response, and authorities confirmed the trooper is receiving medical attention.

Border Czar Tom Homan defended his position on ‘reasonable suspicion’ during an interview with CNN’s Dana Bash, asserting he was taken out of context regarding ICE detainments. Homan emphasized the necessity of the policy for national security and border control.

Border czar Tom Homan condemned lawmakers for criticizing ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ while remaining silent on Biden’s migrant death toll. Homan argued the critics ignored the surge in deaths and other border crises under Biden.

Former South Carolina Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer accused Sen. Lindsey Graham of lacking qualifications for another term at the Turning Point USA summit. His challenge marks his entrance into the 2024 primary race against Graham.

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is set to announce an independent run for mayor of New York City following his defeat in the Democratic primary to democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani. This move places him in a competitive race against incumbent Mayor Eric Adams, who also chose to campaign as an independent, and Republican candidate…

Savannah Chrisley, a former Miss USA and reality television personality, hinted at a potential Senate campaign after meeting with President Donald Trump. The meeting followed Trump’s pardon of her reality TV star parents for tax evasion.

The Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration is causing uncertainty, according to an ex-DNC official. The Fox News Live panel discusses the policy’s impact and its implications for domestic and international relations.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem accused Democrats of politically motivated criticism over FEMA’s response to Texas flooding, calling the accusations ‘absolutely despicable.’ She defended the agency’s swift deployment of over 700 workers and contrasted the current response with past FEMA performance under the Biden administration.

Moscow’s defense ministry announced the capture of Myrne, known historically as Karl Marx, marking further Russian advances in the Donbas region. Ukraine has identified and eliminated two individuals suspected of involvement in the killing of a secret service officer, according to reports.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faces backlash after labeling Trump a ‘rapist’ on social media amid controversy over the DOJ’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. Critics argue the comment could lead to defamation claims, citing similar past incidents involving Trump.

Helen Comperatore and her daughter Allyson share their grief after their husband and father, Corey, was killed during the Trump assassination attempt at the Butler rally. The Fox Nation documentary ‘Butler: Under Fire’ explores their emotional journey and the security concerns raised by the event.

Violent clashes erupted in Torre-Pacheco, Spain, following an attack on an elderly man by Moroccan migrants, sparking unrest between locals, far-right groups, and North African migrants. The incident has intensified existing tensions over immigration and security in the EU.Authorities have opened an investigation and warned against racial violence, highlighting the growing concerns about migrant-related crime…

Senator Jerry Moran criticized the Trump administration’s hiring freeze, which impacted the National Weather Service. The freeze, now lifted, led to vacancies in key meteorologist positions, raising concerns about weather forecasting capabilities.

Elbridge Colby’s rapid and unpredictable decisions at the Pentagon have led to significant frustration and tension among US allies and the Trump administration. His actions are seen as disrupting traditional diplomatic channels and creating uncertainty in international relations.

European allies are worried that the Trump administration may cut its support for Ukraine, raising concerns about the stability of American involvement in European security. NATO officials have emphasized the need for a stable U.S. military presence in Europe to maintain regional stability.

Senator Marco Rubio has criticized Russia for its lack of progress in achieving peace in Ukraine, highlighting the stalled negotiations. The remarks come amid renewed diplomatic discussions between Russian and U.S. officials, following a recent phone call between former President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

A federal appeals court has permitted the Pentagon to withdraw its participation in plea agreements that would have spared three alleged 9/11 conspirators from death sentences. The decision allows the military tribunal to proceed with potential death penalties.

Former President Donald Trump has proposed a new aid package for Ukraine, signaling a potential shift in U.S. support for the nation. This follows a recent controversy surrounding the administration’s initial military assistance to Ukraine, which was halted under political pressure.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that former President Donald Trump can proceed with his legal challenges against federal workers, potentially impacting their job security. Civil servants are anxious and exhausted, hoping their lawyers can still save their jobs.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune expressed interest in advancing a sanctions bill targeting Russia, which has more than 80 co-sponsors, following President Trump’s support, though the legislation is not expected to be on the floor before August.

House Budget Chair Jodey Arrington is advocating for Republicans to pursue additional reconciliation packages to advance conservative priorities excluded from the initial megabill. He emphasized restructuring provisions to meet Senate rules while maintaining cost-saving goals.

The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to vote on July 17 on the nominations of Emil Bove and Jeanine Pirro, two of President Donald Trump’s most controversial judicial nominees. Bove, a former personal defense attorney for Trump, faces opposition after allegations that he advised the administration on defying court orders to advance its deportation agenda.