Hurricane Milton tore through Florida this week, leaving a wake of destruction in its path. With this being the state's second storm in a matter of weeks, many are criticizing the federal government's response to the destruction. FOX News Sunday anchor Shannon Bream joins to break down the Biden administration's tense relationship with Israel, the federal government’s response to the storms, and the Supreme Court's new term. Both Hurricanes Helene and Milton are estimated to have caused billions of

In 2007, a chance encounter changed my life forever when I was handed “Confessions of an Economic Hitman” by John Perkins before heading out on a vacation. The parallels between the way that the IMF and World Bank operated with poor countries such as Ecuador drew surprising connections in my own life to how the local mortgage companies were extending credit during a housing boom to customers that should never have been considered. It was my proverbial “lightbulb moment”. John Perkins explains how

Residents of Florida reeling once again after Hurricane Milton made landfall as a dangerous category 3 storm. Milton hitting just days after Hurricane Helene causing life threatening conditions, at least five deaths have been reported, and knocking out power to over million and a half homes and businesses. FEMA is currently on the ground in Florida assessing the situation and working with local officials and private groups ready to help those in need. FOX’s Gurnal Scott speaks with Marty Bahamonde,

Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida early this morning, with experts forecasting the aftermath could be especially devastating in the Sunshine State. Meanwhile, North Carolinians are still suffering after Hurricane Helene, whose destruction has made recovery efforts especially challenging. As Americans brace for the soon-needed emergency recovery efforts, some have raised questions about whether FEMA has the funds to help. North Carolina Congresswoman Virginia Foxx joins the Rundown to explain

With less than four weeks until the 2024 election, one that could be the closest presidential election in the nation's history, there are worries that voters in the Southeast impacted by Hurricane Helene may not be able to cast their ballots. In western North Carolina, polling places have been damaged and, in some cases, destroyed, which raises the question: Where will voters vote on Election Day? Executive Director of the North Carolina State Board of Elections Karen Brinson Bell joins the Rundown

The first episode covering the similarities between the Operation Gladio tactics used in Europe half a century ago was covered in 2022 when discussing the state of America's domestic terrorism. Much has transpired since that time, including two assassination attempts against Donald Trump. As we approach the 2024 election in America, the tension is being felt by most people from a variety of directions. Financially, the squeeze is coming through price inflation, but also the paranoia is starting to

Four weeks remain until the presidential election, and while both Vice President Harris and former President Trump have been stumping in numerous states around the country, it does not seem to be making much difference in the polls. Both campaigns are looking to secure fractions of percentages in swing states in order to secure a win, and many experts predict the election could come down to thousands of votes in places like Georgia, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. Managing Editor for Sabato's Crystal

Today marks one year since the Hamas terror attacks on Israel that left over 1200 dead, and hundreds of others taken hostage. Throughout the 12 months since the attacks, Israel has worked to root out Hamas terrorists in Gaza and has moved into Lebanon to neutralize the Iranian proxy group Hezbollah. Domestically, President Biden is receiving criticism over his administration's handling of Hurricane Helene aid, with thousands of Americans in the Southeast currently without power and resources. Senate

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Americans, more than ever, are relying on government programs to get by, and a recent study shows how that reliance has spread to many more parts of the country over the decades. This past week, Wall Street Journal's editor and reporter Aaron Zitner joined host Chris Foster to delve into the study's findings and the significant political ramifications. He notes a striking trend: many counties that have grown more dependent on government safety nets tend to vote Republican and are pivotal in swing

Election Day is less than a month away, and the candidates are using the final days to make gains in key battleground states. Both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are eager to win over voters in Pennsylvania, which has 19 electoral votes up for grabs. FOX News Contributor and former White House Chief of Staff Karl Rove breaks down each campaign's strategy and reacts to the vice-presidential debate. Between 1988 and 2012, Democrats relied on Wisconsin to swing their

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Host of the Rebunked Podcast and Unjected partner, Scott Armstrong, is back to discuss the release of his new album on Rebunked Records and how the process of music-making has evolved over the past few years after lockdowns, masks, and fear.As voices are silenced on social media, alternative methods of distributing information are forced into service as music is called upon to deliver subversive messages once again after failing miserably during the COVID era. Scott Armstrong’s message through his

The biggest prize among the seven states considered toss-ups this election is Pennsylvania. With its 19 electoral votes, whoever wins that state may be our next president. It also so happens to be where former President Trump went this weekend, holding a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, Butler is also the same place where he was nearly killed by a would-be assassin’s bullet back in July. Earlier this week, FOX News Rundown host Dave Anthony talked with Daron Shaw, who's part of the FOX News

This Monday marks one year since Hamas invaded Israel, killing over 1,000 people and taking over 240 innocent civilians hostage. Since last October the conflict has only escalated — and now, as tensions grow alarmingly high between Israel and Iran, the question of what direction this war moves in remains unsettlingly indefinite. FOX News Chief National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin weighs in on how conflict in the Middle East has changed throughout the year and what the U.S.'s response