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November 16

American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on gridiron glory and presidential pastimes

The American Culture Quiz is a weekly test of our unique national traits, trends, history and people. This time, test your knowledge of gridiron glory and presidential pastimes.

November 15

Mark Levin: Life is less expensive in virtually every red state

Fox News host Mark Levin compares the cost of living situations in blue states and red states in response to recent discussions of affordability on ‘Life, Liberty & Levin.’

November 15

Dog shoots owner in the back after jumping on bed in Pennsylvania home

A dog shot a man with a shotgun in a bizarre Pennsylvania accident. The man was hospitalized after the pet jumped on a bed as the man was cleaning, causing an accidental discharge.

November 15

Viral ‘potato bed’ sleep trend has people cozying up for their best night’s rest

The viral TikTok potato bed trend promises better sleep by creating a cozy nest with pillows and blankets. A sleep expert shares benefits and potential risks.

November 15

Pumpkin or apple? America’s fiercest Thanksgiving dessert debate heats up

Pumpkin pie beats apple pie 2-to-1 at Thanksgiving, new surveys reveal. Experts weigh in on America's most beloved holiday dessert traditions and flavor preferences.

November 15

From retro to refined: Jell-O salad and savory gelatin dishes make unexpected return

Aspic and Jell-O salads are making a comeback on social media and in fine restaurants, as chefs reimagine retro gelatin dishes for modern palates.

November 15

Biohacker calls reverse aging the ‘next big thing’

Biohacker Bryan Johnson discusses efforts to reverse aging and key takeaways from the MAHA Summit on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’

November 15

Not all fiber is created equal; doctors share which kinds truly support longevity

Longevity expert Peter Attia breaks down different fiber types amid the trending '"fibermaxxing" movement. Learn how different fibers affect gut health, blood sugar and weight.

November 15

Deadly bacteria that doomed Napoleon's army discovered 213 years after Russian retreat

Scientists recently discovered deadly bacteria in DNA from Napoleon's soldiers' teeth, revealing new causes of death during the catastrophic 1812 Russian retreat.

November 15

Riverbend Ranch founder spotlights American-made steaks for the holiday season

Frank VanderSloot, founder and owner of Riverbend Ranch, and Rhett Jacobs, ranch manager, join ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to share how their American-made steaks are perfect for holiday gatherings.