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JASON CHAFFETZ: Fox News has never let DC scandals become mere footnotes

September 28, 2026

JASON CHAFFETZ: Fox News has never let DC scandals become mere footnotes

Fox kept Brian Terry's name on the air after Fast and Furious guns walked into criminal hands and other newsrooms dismissed it as a botched sting.

I'm 25 with a terminal disease. We need an FDA commissioner that hears people like me

September 28, 2026

I'm 25 with a terminal disease. We need an FDA commissioner that hears people like me

A 25-year-old living with Duchenne muscular dystrophy explains why the Senate confirmation fight over FDA nominee Dr. Heidi Overton is personal.

Data centers could be the sleeper issue of the 2026 midterm elections

September 28, 2026

Data centers could be the sleeper issue of the 2026 midterm elections

Data centers may be the sleeper issue of the midterms as a Gallup survey found 70% of Americans oppose new AI facilities in their communities.

Our closing argument: The midterms are a referendum on who runs your life

September 28, 2026

Our closing argument: The midterms are a referendum on who runs your life

House Republicans frame the 2026 midterms as a stark fight between individual liberty and democratic socialism's push for government control.

MARTHA MACCALLUM: After 22 years, here's why I'm grateful to call Fox home

September 28, 2026

MARTHA MACCALLUM: After 22 years, here's why I'm grateful to call Fox home

From the 2004 Democratic convention floor to the beaches of Normandy, two decades of reporting shaped a career.

DANA PERINO: The untold story of the remarkable people who make Fox News possible

September 28, 2026

DANA PERINO: The untold story of the remarkable people who make Fox News possible

Anchor Dana Perino marks Fox News Channel's 30 years with a tribute to the behind-the-scenes producers, crews and teams who power every breaking news moment.

HUD’s homelessness reforms put human lives ahead of housing bureaucracy

September 28, 2026

HUD’s homelessness reforms put human lives ahead of housing bureaucracy

HUD reforms shift homelessness policy away from Housing First toward measuring recovery and self-sufficiency after a 27% surge in homelessness.

Trump’s Greenland bases could change Arctic defense. I learned why at 76 below zero

September 28, 2026

Trump’s Greenland bases could change Arctic defense. I learned why at 76 below zero

Trump's Greenland deal expands Arctic Ocean defense, but a veteran of 76-below-zero Alaska warns that cold-weather bases demand far more.

RNC rips Beshear's 'woke trans record' over veto of Kentucky girls' sports bill

September 27, 2026

RNC rips Beshear's 'woke trans record' over veto of Kentucky girls' sports bill

Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear defended his veto of a transgender athletes ban, saying his party doesn't "throw anybody under the bus."

DAVID MARCUS: Why JD Vance's reshoring message is a perfect fit for struggling small towns like St. Cloud

September 27, 2026

DAVID MARCUS: Why JD Vance's reshoring message is a perfect fit for struggling small towns like St. Cloud

St. Cloud, Minnesota's struggling downtown could be revitalized by JD Vance's reshoring agenda, but Somali immigration and fraud concerns loom large.