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Prosecutors seek 97 years for teen who shot dead sister-in-law, 2 young nephews

Prosecutors in New Hampshire will tell a judge Friday that a teen who admitted killing his sister-in-law and her two sons should spend 97 years in jail.

New studies link behavioral changes to marijuana usage

Fox News correspondent Alexis McAdams reports on a potential link between marijuana usage and changes in behavior and psychotic illnesses on 'America Reports.'

Pot and gaming combo could pose hidden health risks, researchers warn

New research reveals synthetic cannabinoid users experience more severe psychotic symptoms than natural cannabis users, with gaming disorders creating additional risks.

Trump admin tells Congress it determined US engaged in formal 'armed conflict' with 'terrorist' drug cartels

Trump administration sends memo to Congress declaring drug cartels as terrorist organizations and announcing armed conflict status with these groups.

ChatGPT may alert police on suicidal teens

OpenAI announces 120-day plan to strengthen ChatGPT safeguards for teens, including parental controls and expert council on AI wellbeing.

Drug task force seizes record-breaking 1 million pounds of cocaine, denying cartels and narco-terrorists $11B

A Florida-based multi-agency task force seized record cocaine hauls equivalent to 378 million lethal doses as Trump administration intensifies Caribbean operations.

Why Gen Z doesn't want to have kids

High housing costs, student debt, and expensive childcare are driving Generation Z away from parenthood, threatening America's population replacement rate.

Random blue city stabbing death fuels new bail bill as ‘activists’ ripped for lack of crime crackdown: expert

Crime expert Rafael Mangual praises North Carolina's legislative response to Iryna Zarutska's murder with stricter bail guidelines and expanded detention presumptions.

AI beauty apps rating young people’s looks

Dr. Katherine Kuhlman and Clare Morell join ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss how AI beauty apps are influencing young people and their self-image.

Road rage widespread among drivers as expert offers advice on staying safe

An AAA study reveals over 95% of drivers engage in aggressive driving behaviors, creating a contagious cycle where exposure to road rage increases the likelihood of aggressive driving.