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DNC Chairman Ken Martin rips Hasan Piker as 'absolutely disgusting and deplorable' — but insists the far-left streamer doesn't represent the Democratic Party. The rebuke came moments after Martin touted Democrats as a 'big tent party' with 'lots of different viewpoints.' Fox News Digital had pressed him on rising socialist influence within the party, including the backlash surrounding Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, who recently campaigned with Piker before distancing himself over the streamer's claim that the U.S. 'deserved 9/11.' Martin then pivoted to torching Republicans for cutting the House's September session short six weeks before midterms, saying Democrats are 'ready to work' while the GOP 'recesses' and 'runs back to their districts.' He predicted Democrats will retake both the House and Senate in 47 days. Full story here ⬇️

DNC Chairman Ken Martin rips Hasan Piker as 'absolutely disgusting and deplorable' — but insists the far-left streamer doesn't represent the Democratic Party. The rebuke came moments after Martin touted Democrats as a 'big tent party' with 'lots of different viewpoints.' Fox News Digital had pressed him on rising socialist influence within the party, including the backlash surrounding Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, who recently campaigned with Piker before distancing himself over the streamer's claim that the U.S. 'deserved 9/11.' Martin then pivoted to torching Republicans for cutting the House's September session short six weeks before midterms, saying Democrats are 'ready to work' while the GOP 'recesses' and 'runs back to their districts.' He predicted Democrats will retake both the House and Senate in 47 days. Full story here ⬇️

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Justice Clarence Thomas choked up on stage as he revealed the vow he made when both his grandparents died suddenly in 1983: to live the rest of his life as a memorial to theirs. Thomas, abandoned by his father at age seven, was raised by his maternal grandparents in segregated Savannah, Georgia. His grandfather Myers Anderson — raised by a freed slave — had only nine months of formal education. His grandmother Christine made it to the sixth grade. Yet education was their "crown jewel," and self-reliance was the only philosophy they preached. Thomas said his grandfather's favorite response when young Clarence said he couldn't do something: "Old man can't is dead. I helped bury him."

Justice Clarence Thomas choked up on stage as he revealed the vow he made when both his grandparents died suddenly in 1983: to live the rest of his life as a memorial to theirs. Thomas, abandoned by his father at age seven, was raised by his maternal grandparents in segregated Savannah, Georgia. His grandfather Myers Anderson — raised by a freed slave — had only nine months of formal education. His grandmother Christine made it to the sixth grade. Yet education was their "crown jewel," and self-reliance was the only philosophy they preached. Thomas said his grandfather's favorite response when young Clarence said he couldn't do something: "Old man can't is dead. I helped bury him."

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Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey ignited a firestorm after announcing plans to send government-appointed healthcare providers into the homes of every new parent in the state. Healey described the expanded Welcome Family program as a chance for providers "to make an assessment to see if you need some additional support and resources" — but conservatives ripped the plan as a textbook case of government overreach. The program is described as voluntary in Healey's official press release, but the governor's own words on Boston Public Radio told a different story: "Everybody in the state, when you have a baby, you're going to have a home visit." That framing sent the clip viral, racking up millions of views and drawing fire from Rep. Nancy Mace, Sen. Tim Sheehy, and prominent conservative voices online. Massachusetts Republican Party chair Amy Carnevale, a mother of three, told Fox News Digital that doctors already screen for postpartum depression and that "there are plenty of resources available to women after they have children." She says the party has been flooded with objections from parents across Massachusetts. Full story here ⬇️

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey ignited a firestorm after announcing plans to send government-appointed healthcare providers into the homes of every new parent in the state. Healey described the expanded Welcome Family program as a chance for providers "to make an assessment to see if you need some additional support and resources" — but conservatives ripped the plan as a textbook case of government overreach. The program is described as voluntary in Healey's official press release, but the governor's own words on Boston Public Radio told a different story: "Everybody in the state, when you have a baby, you're going to have a home visit." That framing sent the clip viral, racking up millions of views and drawing fire from Rep. Nancy Mace, Sen. Tim Sheehy, and prominent conservative voices online. Massachusetts Republican Party chair Amy Carnevale, a mother of three, told Fox News Digital that doctors already screen for postpartum depression and that "there are plenty of resources available to women after they have children." She says the party has been flooded with objections from parents across Massachusetts. Full story here ⬇️

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Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., is pushing legislation to make Trump's anti-fraud division inside the DOJ permanent — and he's calling out Democrats for refusing to join the fight. Schmitt told Fox News Digital he invited both parties to join the Senate's Anti-Fraud Taskforce. Only Republicans accepted. Not a single Democrat office signed on, despite the task force targeting criminals who steal from taxpayers and the beneficiaries of federal programs. The House already passed a bipartisan bill to make the fraud unit permanent, with even Hakeem Jeffries voting yes. Now Schmitt wants the Senate to do the same — but he's bracing for resistance from Democrats ahead of the midterms.

Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., is pushing legislation to make Trump's anti-fraud division inside the DOJ permanent — and he's calling out Democrats for refusing to join the fight. Schmitt told Fox News Digital he invited both parties to join the Senate's Anti-Fraud Taskforce. Only Republicans accepted. Not a single Democrat office signed on, despite the task force targeting criminals who steal from taxpayers and the beneficiaries of federal programs. The House already passed a bipartisan bill to make the fraud unit permanent, with even Hakeem Jeffries voting yes. Now Schmitt wants the Senate to do the same — but he's bracing for resistance from Democrats ahead of the midterms.

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Republican Colorado gubernatorial nominee and Marine veteran Victor Marx is building an all-Marine ticket as democratic socialist candidates notch wins around the country. Marx says he and retired Marine Col. George Markert can bring the “steely spines” needed to push back on what he sees as socialism gaining ground nationally — and a leftward shift at home.

Republican Colorado gubernatorial nominee and Marine veteran Victor Marx is building an all-Marine ticket as democratic socialist candidates notch wins around the country. Marx says he and retired Marine Col. George Markert can bring the “steely spines” needed to push back on what he sees as socialism gaining ground nationally — and a leftward shift at home.

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At the Israel on Campus Coalition summit, pro-Israel Gen Z students had a warning about what they’re seeing on campus — and where they think it’s headed next. Socialism may have cultural cachet with parts of their generation, but these students say communism’s record looks very different when you keep score. They’re also watching anti-Israel politics harden on campus and spill into a much bigger political fight. Now, as Democrats wrestle with a rising progressive left and growing tension over Israel, some of these young voters say the backlash is changing how they see the party itself.

At the Israel on Campus Coalition summit, pro-Israel Gen Z students had a warning about what they’re seeing on campus — and where they think it’s headed next. Socialism may have cultural cachet with parts of their generation, but these students say communism’s record looks very different when you keep score. They’re also watching anti-Israel politics harden on campus and spill into a much bigger political fight. Now, as Democrats wrestle with a rising progressive left and growing tension over Israel, some of these young voters say the backlash is changing how they see the party itself.

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MIDTERM MESSAGE: Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed dodged questions about Macklemore and Palestine after the rapper was dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour earlier this month following controversial pro-Palestinian remarks during his performances. Fox News Digital also asked El-Sayed whether Medicare for All is a “winning issue” in Michigan, which the Democratic nominee responded "absolutely" as the midterm elections draw closer.

MIDTERM MESSAGE: Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed dodged questions about Macklemore and Palestine after the rapper was dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour earlier this month following controversial pro-Palestinian remarks during his performances. Fox News Digital also asked El-Sayed whether Medicare for All is a “winning issue” in Michigan, which the Democratic nominee responded "absolutely" as the midterm elections draw closer.

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CAMPUS CURRENT: AOC takes the stage at Cornell University after her democratic socialist hosts lead a crowd in chanting "from the river to the sea." The event, billed as a "Students vs. Billionaires" town hall, saw the Young Democratic Socialists of America's leaders accuse the Ivy League school of "profiting off of genocide and war" before the congresswoman took the stage later. AOC made no apologies, instead joining her hosts in accusing the university of censorship — while a Fox News Poll shows 55% of registered voters hold an unfavorable view of the DSA. Full story here

CAMPUS CURRENT: AOC takes the stage at Cornell University after her democratic socialist hosts lead a crowd in chanting "from the river to the sea." The event, billed as a "Students vs. Billionaires" town hall, saw the Young Democratic Socialists of America's leaders accuse the Ivy League school of "profiting off of genocide and war" before the congresswoman took the stage later. AOC made no apologies, instead joining her hosts in accusing the university of censorship — while a Fox News Poll shows 55% of registered voters hold an unfavorable view of the DSA. Full story here

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Argentina's President Javier Milei torched the United Nations to its face during a speech before the General Assembly, calling the body a "useless organization" sustained by "fatally arrogant parasites masquerading as well-intentioned bureaucrats." Milei acknowledged the U.N.'s founding mission as "noble words" — then systematically dismantled the institution's record, accusing it of promoting pandemic lockdowns he labeled "genocide," sheltering "bloodthirsty dictatorships," voting against Israel while ignoring Islamic terrorism, and pushing a "gender agenda, environmental extremism and unchecked immigration." He closed by quoting free market economist Ludwig von Mises: "Good people do not think about controlling the lives of their fellow human beings." Full story here ⬇️

Argentina's President Javier Milei torched the United Nations to its face during a speech before the General Assembly, calling the body a "useless organization" sustained by "fatally arrogant parasites masquerading as well-intentioned bureaucrats." Milei acknowledged the U.N.'s founding mission as "noble words" — then systematically dismantled the institution's record, accusing it of promoting pandemic lockdowns he labeled "genocide," sheltering "bloodthirsty dictatorships," voting against Israel while ignoring Islamic terrorism, and pushing a "gender agenda, environmental extremism and unchecked immigration." He closed by quoting free market economist Ludwig von Mises: "Good people do not think about controlling the lives of their fellow human beings." Full story here ⬇️

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TROJAN HORSE: Fox News Digital's Asra Nomani Preston Mizell Michael Dorgan tracked Jodie Evans, the wife of Shanghai-based tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham, as she marched through Midtown Manhattan alongside paid staff, pre-made signs and rolling wagons in a scripted four-hour anti-Israel demonstration organized by groups her husband bankrolled with $285 million. Evans, co-founder of CodePink, marched alongside activists from the People's Forum, the Revolutionary Communists of America and the Democratic Socialists of America as self-declared "comrades" chanted "Globalize the intifada." The People's Forum alone received $22.4 million from Singham. When asked by Fox News Digital about her husband's funding, Evans deflected: "He's not been in the United States for six-and-a-half years." The operation involved assigned field marshals, paid nonprofit staff, portable sound equipment, a stage, coordinated slogans and a media team producing content designed to make the march look like a spontaneous eruption of grassroots anger. By 8:08 p.m., Fox News Digital watched protesters roll their carts back to the People's Forum headquarters on W. 37th Street. Congressional lawmakers have called the groups "Trojan horses" for the Chinese Communist Party.

TROJAN HORSE: Fox News Digital's Asra Nomani Preston Mizell Michael Dorgan tracked Jodie Evans, the wife of Shanghai-based tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham, as she marched through Midtown Manhattan alongside paid staff, pre-made signs and rolling wagons in a scripted four-hour anti-Israel demonstration organized by groups her husband bankrolled with $285 million. Evans, co-founder of CodePink, marched alongside activists from the People's Forum, the Revolutionary Communists of America and the Democratic Socialists of America as self-declared "comrades" chanted "Globalize the intifada." The People's Forum alone received $22.4 million from Singham. When asked by Fox News Digital about her husband's funding, Evans deflected: "He's not been in the United States for six-and-a-half years." The operation involved assigned field marshals, paid nonprofit staff, portable sound equipment, a stage, coordinated slogans and a media team producing content designed to make the march look like a spontaneous eruption of grassroots anger. By 8:08 p.m., Fox News Digital watched protesters roll their carts back to the People's Forum headquarters on W. 37th Street. Congressional lawmakers have called the groups "Trojan horses" for the Chinese Communist Party.

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WATCH: An illegal immigrant who has lived in the U.S. since 1989 — 37 years — stood alongside House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and demanded a path to citizenship for anyone present in the country illegally for at least seven years. She delivered the entire speech in Spanish through a translator. The clip went viral, drawing fierce backlash from critics who pointed out that nearly four decades in the country without learning English undercuts any claim to assimilation. "No English. No citizenship," said one popular online personality.

WATCH: An illegal immigrant who has lived in the U.S. since 1989 — 37 years — stood alongside House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and demanded a path to citizenship for anyone present in the country illegally for at least seven years. She delivered the entire speech in Spanish through a translator. The clip went viral, drawing fierce backlash from critics who pointed out that nearly four decades in the country without learning English undercuts any claim to assimilation. "No English. No citizenship," said one popular online personality.

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A Nebraska woman says abortion pills nearly killed her — and now she's taking her story to Capitol Hill. Haile McAnally was just out of high school when she took mifepristone under the direction of medical professionals. After taking the second pill at home, she hemorrhaged for hours, dragged herself into the bathtub, and lost consciousness. A friend found her and called 911. She survived after a blood transfusion. McAnally, a former registered Democrat, says when she tried to talk about what happened, the left shut her down. She's now allied with Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America and heading to Capitol Hill on Thursday to push lawmakers to curb access to mail-order abortion pills. Story here:

A Nebraska woman says abortion pills nearly killed her — and now she's taking her story to Capitol Hill. Haile McAnally was just out of high school when she took mifepristone under the direction of medical professionals. After taking the second pill at home, she hemorrhaged for hours, dragged herself into the bathtub, and lost consciousness. A friend found her and called 911. She survived after a blood transfusion. McAnally, a former registered Democrat, says when she tried to talk about what happened, the left shut her down. She's now allied with Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America and heading to Capitol Hill on Thursday to push lawmakers to curb access to mail-order abortion pills. Story here:

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Puerto Ricans overwhelmingly reject statehood in Fox News Digital interviews, citing fears of economic collapse, higher taxes, and the erosion of their cultural identity. Residents on the island and in the mainland U.S. pushed back hard on the idea of becoming the 51st state — even as Puerto Rico's pro-statehood governor continues to champion the cause alongside President Trump. One woman compared the potential outcome to what happened to Hawaii. Alejandra from San Juan said locals are "already been struggling for a while now" and statehood would "make stuff even worse." The concerns went deeper than economics. Residents pointed to a fear of losing what makes Puerto Rico uniquely Puerto Rican. "It will lose the heart and soul," one resident said.

Puerto Ricans overwhelmingly reject statehood in Fox News Digital interviews, citing fears of economic collapse, higher taxes, and the erosion of their cultural identity. Residents on the island and in the mainland U.S. pushed back hard on the idea of becoming the 51st state — even as Puerto Rico's pro-statehood governor continues to champion the cause alongside President Trump. One woman compared the potential outcome to what happened to Hawaii. Alejandra from San Juan said locals are "already been struggling for a while now" and statehood would "make stuff even worse." The concerns went deeper than economics. Residents pointed to a fear of losing what makes Puerto Rico uniquely Puerto Rican. "It will lose the heart and soul," one resident said.

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Sen. Josh Hawley grilled a witness at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on women's sports, pressing her on whether Yale swimmers ever consented to sharing a locker room with Lia Thomas — a biological male competing on the UPenn women's swim team. The answer was no. Kim Jones, co-founder of the Independent Council on Women's Sports and mother of a Yale swimmer, told Hawley her daughter raced against Thomas in multiple competitions during the 2021-2022 season and that no one on the team was ever asked if they were comfortable with the arrangement. Jones went further, describing a culture of intimidation: swimmers were forced into mandatory meetings reminding them the decision came from above, had to get their words cleared by coaches and athletic directors before speaking on the subject, and were told to "control their families." Full story here ⬇️

Sen. Josh Hawley grilled a witness at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on women's sports, pressing her on whether Yale swimmers ever consented to sharing a locker room with Lia Thomas — a biological male competing on the UPenn women's swim team. The answer was no. Kim Jones, co-founder of the Independent Council on Women's Sports and mother of a Yale swimmer, told Hawley her daughter raced against Thomas in multiple competitions during the 2021-2022 season and that no one on the team was ever asked if they were comfortable with the arrangement. Jones went further, describing a culture of intimidation: swimmers were forced into mandatory meetings reminding them the decision came from above, had to get their words cleared by coaches and athletic directors before speaking on the subject, and were told to "control their families." Full story here ⬇️

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ELECTION FRAUD: The DOJ just charged five individuals across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Wisconsin for illegally voting and fraudulent registration in the 2022 and 2024 elections — including two illegal immigrants and two non-citizens with legal status. Exclusive footage obtained by Fox News Digital shows federal agents executing a sweep linked to the multi-state probe. One of those arrested, Katya Rodriguez, 30, an illegal alien from Mexico living in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, was indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly voting in the 2024 election. She faces up to 11 years in prison.

ELECTION FRAUD: The DOJ just charged five individuals across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Wisconsin for illegally voting and fraudulent registration in the 2022 and 2024 elections — including two illegal immigrants and two non-citizens with legal status. Exclusive footage obtained by Fox News Digital shows federal agents executing a sweep linked to the multi-state probe. One of those arrested, Katya Rodriguez, 30, an illegal alien from Mexico living in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, was indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly voting in the 2024 election. She faces up to 11 years in prison.

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“Do you stand with us?” A Michigan town hall grew tense as a Persian student repeatedly challenged Dem Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed over Iran — invoking his family’s alleged persecution before pressing El-Sayed for a direct answer. WATCH the back-and-forth: Full story here

“Do you stand with us?” A Michigan town hall grew tense as a Persian student repeatedly challenged Dem Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed over Iran — invoking his family’s alleged persecution before pressing El-Sayed for a direct answer. WATCH the back-and-forth: Full story here

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The Supreme Court is about to take up a case that could reshape how the government seizes property from Americans — and it all started with a six-pack of beer. Kenneth Jouppi, an 82-year-old Air Force veteran, ran a one-man air taxi service in Alaska using his 1969 Cessna. In 2012, state troopers found alcohol on his plane while he was preparing to fly a customer and her groceries to a remote village that had banned alcohol. He was convicted of a misdemeanor, sentenced to three days in jail and a $1,500 fine. Alaska then seized his $95,000 airplane — his sole source of income outside Social Security. The case now heads to the Supreme Court, which will decide whether that forfeiture violates the Eighth Amendment's ban on excessive fines. Legal experts say the ruling could finally set clear limits on government asset forfeiture, a practice civil libertarians have fought for decades. The court has only ruled on the excessive fines clause five times and has never defined exactly what constitutes an excessive fine.

The Supreme Court is about to take up a case that could reshape how the government seizes property from Americans — and it all started with a six-pack of beer. Kenneth Jouppi, an 82-year-old Air Force veteran, ran a one-man air taxi service in Alaska using his 1969 Cessna. In 2012, state troopers found alcohol on his plane while he was preparing to fly a customer and her groceries to a remote village that had banned alcohol. He was convicted of a misdemeanor, sentenced to three days in jail and a $1,500 fine. Alaska then seized his $95,000 airplane — his sole source of income outside Social Security. The case now heads to the Supreme Court, which will decide whether that forfeiture violates the Eighth Amendment's ban on excessive fines. Legal experts say the ruling could finally set clear limits on government asset forfeiture, a practice civil libertarians have fought for decades. The court has only ruled on the excessive fines clause five times and has never defined exactly what constitutes an excessive fine.

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Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed promised drivers' licenses to illegal immigrants in unearthed 2018 footage, calling it "discriminatory" to deny them access based on documentation status. El-Sayed, now running for U.S. Senate as a Democrat, made the comments during his gubernatorial campaign — arguing that illegal immigrants are "stuck" without licenses and that the state needed to "stop discriminating that way." Elections experts say the proposal would effectively legitimize illegal presence in the U.S., noting that driver's licenses serve as de facto national ID cards — opening doors to bank accounts, employment eligibility, and apartment rentals.

Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed promised drivers' licenses to illegal immigrants in unearthed 2018 footage, calling it "discriminatory" to deny them access based on documentation status. El-Sayed, now running for U.S. Senate as a Democrat, made the comments during his gubernatorial campaign — arguing that illegal immigrants are "stuck" without licenses and that the state needed to "stop discriminating that way." Elections experts say the proposal would effectively legitimize illegal presence in the U.S., noting that driver's licenses serve as de facto national ID cards — opening doors to bank accounts, employment eligibility, and apartment rentals.

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A Dearborn, Michigan town hall exploded into a religious flashpoint Tuesday when a local pastor declared the city has been "lost" to Sharia law — accusing officials of applying uneven justice to protect Muslim residents. "America, we have lost this city. This is a city that is no longer up under American laws; we are up under Sharia law. We will not have it anymore," Pastor Sewell told the council.

A Dearborn, Michigan town hall exploded into a religious flashpoint Tuesday when a local pastor declared the city has been "lost" to Sharia law — accusing officials of applying uneven justice to protect Muslim residents. "America, we have lost this city. This is a city that is no longer up under American laws; we are up under Sharia law. We will not have it anymore," Pastor Sewell told the council.

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'MORAL COWARDS': Netanyahu torches UN delegates who walked out of his General Assembly speech, then drops the hammer — revealing that many of the same countries whose representatives staged the protest privately thanked Israel for destroying Iran's nuclear facilities. Dozens of delegates streamed out of the New York City chamber as the Israeli prime minister took the stage, with chants of protest echoing through the hall. Netanyahu didn't flinch. He opened by inviting any remaining "moral cowards" to leave, drawing cheers from those who stayed. The Israeli leader then laid out what he called the "ultimate irony" — that Israel's strikes on Iran's nuclear program defended the very nations whose delegates just walked out on him. "If we hadn't done it, we'd all be dead," Netanyahu said.

'MORAL COWARDS': Netanyahu torches UN delegates who walked out of his General Assembly speech, then drops the hammer — revealing that many of the same countries whose representatives staged the protest privately thanked Israel for destroying Iran's nuclear facilities. Dozens of delegates streamed out of the New York City chamber as the Israeli prime minister took the stage, with chants of protest echoing through the hall. Netanyahu didn't flinch. He opened by inviting any remaining "moral cowards" to leave, drawing cheers from those who stayed. The Israeli leader then laid out what he called the "ultimate irony" — that Israel's strikes on Iran's nuclear program defended the very nations whose delegates just walked out on him. "If we hadn't done it, we'd all be dead," Netanyahu said.

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Trump's FDA pick Dr. Heidi Overton repeatedly dodged Sen. Bernie Sanders' demands to declare healthcare a "human right" during a heated confirmation clash Thursday — refusing to give the yes-or-no answer the senator wanted. Sanders pressed Overton multiple times, pointing out he lives 50 miles from the Canadian border where "somehow everybody in that country can go to a doctor." Overton held her ground, saying she believes in getting patients the "best care possible" and cited her intent to carry out responsibilities "vested from Congress" to the FDA. Sanders eventually gave up, saying he was running out of time, before pivoting to a fight over who deserves credit for falling prescription drug prices — Trump's most-favored-nation policies or legislation Sanders says Congress passed years ago. Full story here

Trump's FDA pick Dr. Heidi Overton repeatedly dodged Sen. Bernie Sanders' demands to declare healthcare a "human right" during a heated confirmation clash Thursday — refusing to give the yes-or-no answer the senator wanted. Sanders pressed Overton multiple times, pointing out he lives 50 miles from the Canadian border where "somehow everybody in that country can go to a doctor." Overton held her ground, saying she believes in getting patients the "best care possible" and cited her intent to carry out responsibilities "vested from Congress" to the FDA. Sanders eventually gave up, saying he was running out of time, before pivoting to a fight over who deserves credit for falling prescription drug prices — Trump's most-favored-nation policies or legislation Sanders says Congress passed years ago. Full story here

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CCP INFLUENCE: Two House chairmen are calling on Treasury and the IRS to investigate whether China is funneling money through America's own tax-exempt nonprofit system to sabotage the buildout of U.S. artificial intelligence infrastructure. Reps. Jason Smith and John Moolenaar fired off a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and IRS CEO Frank Bisignano alleging that influence operations linked to China are exploiting nonprofits, donor-advised funds and social media campaigns to fuel opposition to the data centers powering America's AI industry. The letter landed just ahead of Chinese leader Xi Jinping's visit to the White House, according to exclusive reporting from Fox News Digital's Asra Nomani Preston Mizell. The lawmakers say a bicameral congressional investigation — spanning the Ways and Means Committee, the House Select Committee on the CCP and the Senate Intelligence Committee — has been examining how the CCP allegedly weaponizes America's charitable sector to sow discord and undermine democratic debate.

CCP INFLUENCE: Two House chairmen are calling on Treasury and the IRS to investigate whether China is funneling money through America's own tax-exempt nonprofit system to sabotage the buildout of U.S. artificial intelligence infrastructure. Reps. Jason Smith and John Moolenaar fired off a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and IRS CEO Frank Bisignano alleging that influence operations linked to China are exploiting nonprofits, donor-advised funds and social media campaigns to fuel opposition to the data centers powering America's AI industry. The letter landed just ahead of Chinese leader Xi Jinping's visit to the White House, according to exclusive reporting from Fox News Digital's Asra Nomani Preston Mizell. The lawmakers say a bicameral congressional investigation — spanning the Ways and Means Committee, the House Select Committee on the CCP and the Senate Intelligence Committee — has been examining how the CCP allegedly weaponizes America's charitable sector to sow discord and undermine democratic debate.

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Barack Obama's brother-in-law is firing back at claims that a bipartisan college sports bill is racist — calling the argument a distraction from the real crisis gutting student athletes. Craig Robinson, Obama's brother-in-law and executive director of the National Association of Basketball Coaches, joined legendary coaches in Washington this week to push for the Protect College Sports Act, which would rein in unlimited transfers, set NIL standards, and create eligibility guardrails. The NAACP and Sen. Chris Murphy have slammed the bill as a civil rights issue, arguing it strips agency from Black athletes and hands power back to white coaches and executives. Robinson disagrees. He told Fox News Digital that without reform, the same athletes opponents claim to protect won't earn degrees — because "you cannot get educated by transferring to four or five different schools." The bill, backed by Sens. Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell, has cleared two Senate hurdles and heads toward a final vote next week. Story here: Full story here ⬇️

Barack Obama's brother-in-law is firing back at claims that a bipartisan college sports bill is racist — calling the argument a distraction from the real crisis gutting student athletes. Craig Robinson, Obama's brother-in-law and executive director of the National Association of Basketball Coaches, joined legendary coaches in Washington this week to push for the Protect College Sports Act, which would rein in unlimited transfers, set NIL standards, and create eligibility guardrails. The NAACP and Sen. Chris Murphy have slammed the bill as a civil rights issue, arguing it strips agency from Black athletes and hands power back to white coaches and executives. Robinson disagrees. He told Fox News Digital that without reform, the same athletes opponents claim to protect won't earn degrees — because "you cannot get educated by transferring to four or five different schools." The bill, backed by Sens. Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell, has cleared two Senate hurdles and heads toward a final vote next week. Story here: Full story here ⬇️

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WATCH: A Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) national leader confirmed on live television that her organization's goal is to abolish police and prisons — then couldn't answer what would happen to a rapist under that proposed system. NBC 4 Los Angeles anchor Conan Nolan pressed Frances Gill, a DSA National Political Committee member, with a simple scenario: If his daughter were assaulted, what agency would find the attacker and where would he go? Gill's response: "I really want to avoid getting caught into these hypotheticals."

WATCH: A Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) national leader confirmed on live television that her organization's goal is to abolish police and prisons — then couldn't answer what would happen to a rapist under that proposed system. NBC 4 Los Angeles anchor Conan Nolan pressed Frances Gill, a DSA National Political Committee member, with a simple scenario: If his daughter were assaulted, what agency would find the attacker and where would he go? Gill's response: "I really want to avoid getting caught into these hypotheticals."

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266,596 views • 1 month ago

Fauci confronted outside his home by Fox News Digital after pleading the Fifth more than 100 times during a contentious Senate hearing on COVID-19 gain-of-function research. He refused to answer whether he regrets his pandemic decisions or his hearing strategy — walking away without a word. Sen. Rand Paul is now pursuing contempt charges against Fauci, arguing his Biden-era pardon nullifies his Fifth Amendment claim. "If you've already been given immunity, you can't self-incriminate unless you lie," Paul said. The confrontation comes after Fauci's leaked personal diary revealed his private views on COVID's origins and school lockdowns sharply contradicted what he told the public.

Fauci confronted outside his home by Fox News Digital after pleading the Fifth more than 100 times during a contentious Senate hearing on COVID-19 gain-of-function research. He refused to answer whether he regrets his pandemic decisions or his hearing strategy — walking away without a word. Sen. Rand Paul is now pursuing contempt charges against Fauci, arguing his Biden-era pardon nullifies his Fifth Amendment claim. "If you've already been given immunity, you can't self-incriminate unless you lie," Paul said. The confrontation comes after Fauci's leaked personal diary revealed his private views on COVID's origins and school lockdowns sharply contradicted what he told the public.

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Republicans are warning Trump that his decision to lift tariffs on foreign beef is turning some of his most loyal supporters against him — cattle ranchers in states like South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa who helped put him in office. Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., says his voters "love the president" but feel like the administration "pulled the rug right out from underneath" them. Senate Majority Leader John Thune says he's "sympathetic" to lowering beef prices but "I just don't think this is the way to do it." Trump's order floods the market with 300,000 metric tons of imported ground beef at 25% below current prices over 90 days. The administration says it's temporary, but GOP lawmakers warn the timing overlaps with when ranchers bring cattle to market — threatening to destabilize an industry already at historic lows not seen since the 1950s. Story here:

Republicans are warning Trump that his decision to lift tariffs on foreign beef is turning some of his most loyal supporters against him — cattle ranchers in states like South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa who helped put him in office. Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., says his voters "love the president" but feel like the administration "pulled the rug right out from underneath" them. Senate Majority Leader John Thune says he's "sympathetic" to lowering beef prices but "I just don't think this is the way to do it." Trump's order floods the market with 300,000 metric tons of imported ground beef at 25% below current prices over 90 days. The administration says it's temporary, but GOP lawmakers warn the timing overlaps with when ranchers bring cattle to market — threatening to destabilize an industry already at historic lows not seen since the 1950s. Story here:

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