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March 18

MS NOW trims hour off ‘Morning Joe’ as Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski ‘beaten up’ by grueling TV schedule

MSNBC will cut "Morning Joe" programming by one hour starting in June, replacing the 9 a.m. slot with a new show hosted by Stephanie Ruhle as part of major network changes.

March 18

Trey Yingst visits site of Iranian cluster missile attack that killed 2 Israelis

Iranian cluster munition strike near Tel Aviv reportedly killed at least two civilians, damaging homes and buildings. The IDF says cluster bombs challenge Israel's defense systems.

March 18

Martin Scorsese brings Mary's story of faith and sacrifice to life in 'The Saints' Easter special

Martin Scorsese explores the story of Saint Mary in a special Easter episode of "The Saints" on Fox Nation, bringing his cinematic vision to the mother of Jesus.

March 18

Louisiana social worker fights state red tape blocking her from helping special needs kids

A Louisiana social worker claimed state regulations protected existing businesses over community needs and is challenging the healthcare approval process in a court battle.

March 18

Federal probe claims universities are 'legitimizing and amplifying antisemitism'

A federal probe revealed university leaders failed to address antisemitism as the Trump administration required Northwestern University to pay $75 million settlement.

March 18

James Talarico's past anti-meat stance goes viral, draws Republican fire from across Texas political landscape

Texas Senate candidate James Talarico faces backlash after 2022 clip urging reduced meat consumption goes viral, sparking outrage in BBQ-loving Texas.

March 18

Liberal former NYC mayor admits 'defund the police,' Biden border policies were mistakes

Former NYC mayor Bill de Blasio admits to Sean Hannity that "defund the police" movement was a mistake and criticizes Biden's handling of the southern border.

March 18

Tyrus: Trump LOVES the truth so much

Comedian Tyrus discusses President Donald Trump’s interactions with other politicians, alleging that many who criticize the former president publicly often offer him praise behind closed doors.

March 18

FCC chairman says Trump administration aims to ‘rebalance’ media

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr joined ‘Pod Force One’ to discuss the Trump administration’s push to ‘rebalance’ the media by encouraging local broadcasters to air more pro-America programming.

March 18

WATCH: Martin Scorsese's 'The Saints' returns this Easter with special episode spotlighting Mary

Martin Scorsese explores Mary’s faith, sacrifice and divine calling in a special extended episode premiering March 27 on Fox Nation.