The news doesn’t stop on the weekend and neither does FOX & Friends.
So start your Memorial Day Weekend in the know with hosts Kiran Chetry, Mike Jerrick and Julian Phillips.
Saturday
A major victory for the White House as the United Nations lifts sanctions on Iraq. But what does this mean for the future of Iraq? We’ll get the long and the short of it from FOX News contributors Ellen Ratner and Jim Pinkerton.
Fans chose Ruben as the new American Idol. Will his fame turn into fortune? Jonas Max Ferris, founder of MAXFunds.com and a regular on Cashin' In, weighs in.
Al Qaeda fugitives are still getting messages through to their followers, how do we cut off their communication? We’ll ask Stephen Gale, professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
Saudi Arabia claims that they are cracking down on terrorism since the Riyadh bombings. But is it all for show? Larent Murawiec, senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, has some thoughts on this complex relationship.
Law enforcement is on alert for possible terror attacks. Can we rest easy this Memorial Day weekend, or are we really at risk? Former CIA analyst Melvin Goodman joins the debate.
After a commencement speech given by a New York Times reporter turns into a rant against America, the graduates booed him off the stage. What’s going on at the newspaper of record? Jay Nordlinger, managing editor of the National Review, weighs in.
Sunday
FOX News contributor Michelle Malkin tells us how fake identifications are compromising our airport security.
We're revealing all the hottest new trends for the summer season.
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