September is the end of the fiscal year for Congress, and there is considerable concern on Capitol Hill about whether they will finish the appropriations process in time. And last month, President Trump announced that he would utilize the National Guard and other federal forces to crack down on crime in Washington, D.C. Since then, he has said the city is safer. Following his recent actions, there has been a renewed focus on crime in other cities, such as Chicago. Republican Senator Deb Fischer of

As President Trump continues a federal crackdown on crime, there has been a recent focus in some cities and states on juvenile crime in particular. Crimes like carjacking draw more attention to the issue. However, even lesser offenses can prompt action when they occur frequently or involve a larger number of children. We recently took a deeper dive into juvenile crime with Alex Piquero, a professor and distinguished scholar at the University of Miami who previously served as director of the Bureau

While there is already considerable focus on next year’s midterm elections, two high-profile gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia this fall could serve as early indicators for what may happen in 2026, when Republicans and Democrats will complete for control of Congress. Kyle Kondik, Managing Editor for Sabato’s Crystal Ball at the University of Virginia's Center for Politics, shares his ratings for these high-stakes races and what they may reveal about voter sentiment. Later, he discusses

Dark forces are in control of the once-promising magic potion, CBD. The product has been altered at the base level through genetic modification of the plants, and its quality and efficacy do not match the promises made. Luckily, Inesa found a solution for powering the endocannabinoid system. Recognizing the need for full-spectrum hemp oil that is actually effective, Inesa launched her own brand of CBDa hemp extract called Nesa’s Hemp. She has also been helping people globally with her ReGenesis 369

Kids today are reporting higher levels of stress and anxiety than ever before, with many experts attributing this to constant screen time and social media exposure. In response, lawmakers and schools nationwide are experimenting with policies such as banning cell phones in the classroom and prohibiting social media use for teens. Jonathan Haidt, a social psychologist at New York University and author of "The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood is Causing an Epidemic of Mental

Emotions were high on Capitol Hill this week as a bipartisan group of lawmakers stood beside survivors of Jeffrey Epstein, demanding the release of all files related to the case. Meanwhile, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sparred with senators from both sides of the aisle during a hearing focused on the recent shakeup at the CDC and his vaccine stances. FOX News Senior Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram breaks down the latest developments from Capitol Hill. Later, Senator Roger Marshall

August’s jobs report showed that the labor market is slowing, with only 22,000 jobs created—significantly fewer than the 75,000 expected. The news about the sluggish job market comes as Wall Street and Main Street grapple with uncertain economic conditions and fresh questions about tariffs. A federal appellate court is throwing out most of President Trump’s tariffs, though the decision is on hold until mid-October, meaning tariffs are still being collected for now. The President hopes the Supreme

The definition of “blowback” is the negative repercussions affecting a country whose government has undertaken a usually clandestine intelligence operation in a foreign country. The situation in Gaza is the embodiment of this concept, and the focal point of the world’s attention right now. Is the trigger for World War Three being slowly squeezed by the psychopaths in Washington DC & Tel Aviv? How will the mutual defense agreements of regional powers impact the size and scope of this potential

Blind pianist Sir George Shearing was a prominent feature of the UK’s jazz scene for decades. Now a project, led by Shearing’s nephew, is sharing his music with a new generation. 'The Jazz Club's' Jake Hart caught up with Carl Gorham of 'Shear Brass'. For more information on the 'Shear Brass' project, visit the website - Shear Brass - Honoring the Legacy of Jazz Musician Sir George Shearing

When George Orwell wrote 1984, the unique feature of the language in the book, known as newspeak, was that it was getting smaller each year, as words were removed from the pool. The loony Left aspires to police speech to that degree, as they legally removed gender-related words from being spoken inside the House of Representatives in 2021.Their reputation for policing words has led the Democratic party to be viewed by the public as Woke busybodies focused on manufactured gender issues and

Independent filmmaker, Teace Snyder, is working on a project to document the lives of some of the most important voices in the independent media. The Grimerica guys were the first mini documentary released, followed by films on Derrick Broze, Hrvoje Moric, Ryan Cristian, and the Union of the Unwanted.Teace was embedded with me during Anarchapulco to capture all of the amazing activities during the week as the emcee, even having full access during the Bufo ceremony on the beach. Nashville, Denver,

President Trump recently declared his intention to intensify efforts to curb crime in Washington, D.C. On Friday, he engaged with National Guard troops supporting law enforcement, hinting at plans to address crime in other major cities like Chicago. Since the initiative began, D.C. has experienced a decline in crime, with 11 consecutive days without homicides since Monday. On the FOX News Rundown Extra, listen to our full unedited conversation with former South Carolina Congressman and

It has been twenty years since Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Louisiana coast, specifically New Orleans, and federal agencies, first responders are reflecting on how their personal hardships pushed them to persevere and rebuild New Orleans. Hurricane Katrina struck in August of 2005 becoming the deadliest and costliest storm in U.S. history. The storm has also taught us many lessons about being truly prepared for a hurricane of that strength. FOX’s Tonya J. Powers speaks with FOX's Eben Brown