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Thailand is moving to restrict cannabis to medical use only — but what will the new rules mean for its booming weed industry?
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On Memorial Day, Fox News correspondent Madison Scarpino discussed various events across the United States commemorating fallen American soldiers during the ‘Fox News Live’ segment.
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Israel’s defense minister announced the authorization of additional settlements in the occupied West Bank, citing the need to prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state that could endanger Israel.
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Smokey Robinson has filed a $500 million cross-complaint against four former employees who accused him of sexual assault, alleging they fabricated claims for extortion. The lawsuit states the accusers received extensive support and generosity from the Robinsons, including financial assistance and personal gifts.
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Indianapolis Colts great and current receivers coach Reggie Wayne expressed deep grief following the death of longtime team owner Jim Irsay, calling him a family member and praising his selfless nature. Wayne described Irsay as the heart of the city and emphasized his care for players, the team, and the community.
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Karen Read, accused in the 2023 murder of state senator Robert Indrisano, returns to court for Day 23 of her trial. The case has kept the public and legal experts highly engaged.
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Federal Housing Finance Agency director Bill Pulte discussed President Donald Trump’s plan to privatize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to address the housing crisis. The move aims to boost mortgage market competition and improve housing affordability.
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A rare albino deer was spotted feeding on a bird feeder in a St. Louis suburb, marking a rare sighting of albinism in wildlife. Albinism, which affects approximately one in 3,000 deer, results in the absence of pigmentation, giving the animals their ethereal appearance.
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Ed Gale, known for his role as Chucky in ‘Child’s Play,’ has died at 61. His niece, Kayse Gale, shared heartfelt memories of his Hollywood journey and personal life, highlighting his contributions to entertainment.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has been honored with the Charlem, the Charlemagne Prize, which honors individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to European integration and the promotion of European values. Von der Leyen’s leadership during critical moments in EU politics, including the response to the COVID-19 pandemic and Brexit negotiations,…
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Victims of an Ohio man who pleaded guilty to multiple brutal assaults in Cleveland have expressed outrage after a judge recently released him again. The case has sparked debate over how the justice system balances public safety and legal procedures.
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A federal court has ruled against President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs, calling them ‘reckless in the extreme.’ The decision represents a significant legal hurdle for the administration’s trade policies.
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Hawaii’s ‘Green Fee’ bill increases tourist taxes on hotels to fund climate change initiatives, wildlife conservation, and infrastructure projects, starting January 1. The measure is projected to generate $100 million annually.
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ICE arrested a Mexican national for threatening former President Trump, while also addressing the arrest of two illegal immigrants in a fatal hit-and-run case.
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The FDA has approved a new blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s at an early stage. Dr. Nicole Saphier of Fox News discusses the test’s implications for early detection and its potential impact on patients.
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Harvard University is holding its commencement ceremony for graduating students as President Donald Trump threatens to cut federal funding over antisemitism allegations. The dispute has sparked national debate over free speech and religious discrimination on campus.
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Fox News’ ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ newsletter highlights the Trump administration’s decision to cut all financial ties with Harvard University over allegations of antisemitism tolerance. The newsletter also reports on the suspension of a popular Twitch streamer for sharing extremist content and the Washington Post’s removal of a controversial post following the DC embassy staff murders.
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Elon Musk’s criticism of House Republicans’ ‘big, beautiful bill’ has sparked frustration among some GOP lawmakers. They accuse Musk of wanting to codify discretionary cuts, which they argue are impossible through the reconciliation process.
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The U.S. State Department is undergoing a major reorganization under Secretary of State Marco Rubio, aiming to cut or consolidate over 300 offices and bureaus. This restructuring, the largest since the Cold War, seeks to streamline operations, reduce bureaucracy, and improve the department’s responsiveness and focus on its core diplomatic mission.
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Todd Chrisley, a former reality TV star, was released from federal prison following a presidential pardon, and his daughter Savannah Chrisley shared glimpses of his physique during a road trip home. The release came after former President Donald Trump’s decision to pardon the couple for their conviction in a fraud case.
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Todd Chrisley and his daughter Savannah Chrisley reunite after his release from federal prison following a Trump pardon. The couple’s release was announced shortly after President Donald Trump signed pardons for both Todd and his wife Julie, who were serving time for bank fraud and tax evasion charges.
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Griffin Colapinto, an American surfer, successfully landed a rare 360 spin trick during a competition, earning a perfect score. The feat has been described as ‘scary’ by the judges and has generated significant attention in the surfing community.
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California’s stringent regulations have led to the closure of a landfill serving Los Angeles County, increasing trash removal costs and complexity due to transport to a farther-away site. The situation exemplifies a growing concern about the unintended consequences of over-regulation, with critics suggesting that many government policies are driven by political agendas rather than addressing…
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The article outlines potential Democratic candidates for the 2028 presidential election, focusing on current and former governors, senators, and representatives who have shown interest in or have the potential to run for president.
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The 2028 presidential election is shaping up to be a significant moment in Democratic politics, with a growing list of influential figures being considered for the nomination. Among them are former governors, high-profile senators, and former presidential candidates, each bringing unique strengths to the table.
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A new tool named Defendnot can effectively disable the built-in antivirus security on modern Windows PCs by registering a fake antivirus application. This method highlights a critical vulnerability in Windows’ antivirus management system, leaving users exposed to potential cyber threats.
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PGA Tour player Jake Knapp is critical of the USGA’s decision to roll back golf ball technology, arguing that it negatively impacts the game’s integrity and player performance. He supports maintaining current ball technology and advocates alternative solutions, such as modifying club regulations.
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Elon Musk has officially stepped down from his role as the public face of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), marking the end of his tenure in the agency. The White House has confirmed that DOGE will continue its mission of reducing wasteful spending, fraud, and corruption across federal agencies. Despite Musk’s departure, the agency…
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A White House official confirmed that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) will continue its operations as planned after Elon Musk’s departure. Musk, who served as the public face of DOGE during President Donald Trump’s second term, recently stepped down, but the agency’s mission is expected to persist. A senior official noted that the work…
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Abigail Spanberger, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Virginia, has released her first TV advertisement, which criticizes what she calls ‘political nonsense’ in public service. The ad highlights her background in law enforcement and counterterrorism at the CIA, emphasizing her commitment to reducing costs, improving schools, and focusing on practical governance.
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The Supreme Court ruled that the National Environmental Policy Act requires agencies to consider only direct project effects, limiting broader environmental impact assessments. This decision affects agencies like the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers, potentially streamlining regulatory processes.
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Elon Musk and Tesla have criticized the Republican Party’s proposal to eliminate clean energy tax credits in a major legislative package. The announcement follows Musk’s recent departure from the Trump administration.
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Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga is considering a run for Michigan’s open Senate seat, which could lead to a divided Republican primary. His potential candidacy would challenge national GOP efforts to support former Rep. Mike Rogers’ bid for the seat.
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The FBI is increasing transparency efforts around James Comey’s ’86’ post, sparking legal debate over federal oversight. Fox News and ‘Fox & Friends’ co-hosts are commenting on the importance of governmental accountability in this unfolding situation.
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Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., is clarifying his bid for Florida’s governorship while engaging with media and political allies. During a recent appearance on ‘Fox & Friends’, he discussed his campaign and policy priorities.
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Archaeologists have finally unlocked the mystery of a 1,500-year-old bucket found at Sutton Hoo, revealing it was used as a cremation vessel for an important Anglo-Saxon figure. The discovery, part of a Byzantine artifact from the 6th century, provides insight into ancient burial practices and the cultural exchanges of the time.
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Spring allergies can be mitigated with specialized vacuum cleaners designed to capture allergens, offering relief for sufferers. These vacuums come with features like HEPA filters, pet attachments, and advanced suction, providing a comprehensive solution for maintaining a cleaner, more comfortable home during allergy season.
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Top 10 Vacuum Cleaners to Combat Spring Allergies and Pet Hair
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Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld, attacked outside the Israeli Embassy in 2024, criticizes D.C.’s handling of antisemitism after the murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim. He believes the city’s leadership has failed to protect the Jewish community, making many Jewish residents feel unsafe.
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Baylor University mourns the death of 18-year-old football player Alex Foster, who succumbed to multiple gunshot wounds sustained in a shooting in his Mississippi hometown. The tragedy has sparked concern over the surge in violent crime in the area, prompting officials to implement a new nightly curfew.
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Alice Marie Johnson, the White House’s pardon czar, joined Fox & Friends to explain the rationale behind the pardons of Todd and Julie Chrisley. The decision was based on the merits of the case and the need for a second chance for the individuals involved.
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Hamas faces a legitimacy crisis as Gazans seek US-backed aid amid worsening hunger. The group’s resistance to aid distribution has exposed governance failures, leading to growing public discontent.
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FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino criticized James Comey for a controversial social media post referencing ‘86.47’, which he accused of being misleading and damaging to the bureau’s reputation. Bongino also discussed the FBI’s decision to re-examine Biden-era investigations of public interest.
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Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld has accused D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser of tolerating antisemitism after being attacked outside the Israeli Embassy in 2024. The incident has sparked debate over the city’s response to hate crimes and the balance between free speech and religious protections.
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Riley Gaines, a prominent conservative commentator and former NCAA swimmer, challenged Keith Olbermann to a 200-yard freestyle race for charity after he criticized her swimming abilities. The exchange followed an assertion by Education Secretary Linda McMahon that Gaines would have won her race without competing against transgender athlete Lia Thomas, sparking a broader debate over…
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Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz has likened the Bryan Kohberger case to the OJ Simpson trial, suggesting similarities in legal strategy and media coverage. Dershowitz joined Fox & Friends to analyze the latest developments in the case.
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A U.S. federal judge ruled that Shira Perlmutter, the fired head of the U.S. Copyright Office, failed to prove she would suffer irreparable harm if not reinstated. This decision marks a legal win for President Donald Trump, who was criticized for firing Perlmutter and the Librarian of Congress, Carla Hayden, over allegations of promoting DEI…
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Dr. Annie Andrews, a pediatrician and former Democratic House candidate, announced her bid to replace Sen. Lindsey Graham in South Carolina’s Senate race. Her campaign ad highlights Graham’s political contradictions and criticizes his support for Trump allies, including Elon Musk and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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The Ingraham Angle episode explores the intersection of Christianity, Donald Trump, and the impact of Chinese students on American society, raising questions about religious influence in political discourse and the role of international education.
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The Trump administration is overhauling the National Security Council (NSC), cutting over 100 staff members and sending many back to their home departments. Critics and former officials debate whether this restructuring, led by Marco Rubio as interim advisor, will improve efficiency or compromise national security.
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The Trump administration can deport green card holders if they commit certain crimes or pose a threat to national security, according to U.S. immigration law. However, the administration faces legal challenges and political opposition, with Democrats criticizing its policies as an overreach of authority.
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Legal scholar Jonathan Turley analyzed the Trump administration’s legal battle with Harvard over foreign student limits. The dispute could impact international education policies in the U.S.
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PopStroke CEO Greg Bartoli attributes his company’s rapid growth during the pandemic to Florida’s pro-business policies. His recent appearance on a mini golf course with Steve Doocy highlights the intersection of business and entertainment.
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Perfect Game, a leading youth baseball organization, has partnered with PitchCom, the communication technology used by MLB pitchers and catchers. This collaboration marks a significant advancement in youth baseball, integrating advanced communication systems designed to enhance player development and prevent sign stealing.
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A U.S. federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration must resume processing applications for migrants seeking work permits or status renewals under Biden-era parole programs. The decision, issued by Judge Indira Talwani, rejects the administration’s claim of broad discretion to suspend these programs, emphasizing the legal process must be followed.
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Louisiana rapper NBA YoungBoy thanks President Trump for a pardon, allowing him to focus on family and career. The rapper had faced gun charges and legal issues, which were resolved before the pardon.
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Karen Read is set to face a retrial in the murder case of Boston police officer John O’Keefe. The retrial follows a previous jury’s inability to reach a verdict last year, prompting the case to be brought back to court.
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John Hankins, co-owner of PitchCom, claims the communication device was developed in response to the Houston Astros’ sign-stealing scandal. The scandal, which involved the use of a dead-ball pitch to communicate with players, prompted the development of PitchCom as a means to improve communication between pitchers and catchers.
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Jon Updike highlights the partnership between Perfect, Game and PitchCom, emphasizing its potential to significantly benefit youth baseball players. The collaboration is expected to improve training, scouting, and overall player development.
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The Biden administration faces mounting scrutiny as allegations emerge of a ‘shadow government’ operating under the radar. Critics claim officials are covering up critical information, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.