Fox & Friends Weekend - Page 224

July 30, 2023

Human trafficking survivor hails 'Sound of Freedom' as beacon of hope for raising awareness

Human trafficking survivor Bishop Donna Hubbard praised Angel Studios' 'Sound of Freedom' film for shedding light on the human trafficking crisis.

July 24, 2023

Christian ministry helps community with health care costs, including looming medical debt

A nonprofit is helping the community pay medical bills in a non-traditional way. Christian Healthcare Ministries allows members to pay what they can each month.

July 23, 2023

Robotic lawnmowers, home saunas, grills and more: DIY expert reveals favorite backyard products

DIY expert Chip Wade spent a year building a home, and now it is finally finished. On "Fox & Friends Weekend," he revealed some of his favorite backyard products.

July 16, 2023

'Sound of Freedom' filmmaker says hit faith-based thriller is 'more than a movie': 'It's a movement'

'Sound of Freedom' producer Eduardo Verástegui joined 'Fox & Friends Weekend' on Sunday to discuss the film's role as more than a movie, but rather a movement for children.

July 9, 2023

Principal who quit to homeschool her kids sounds alarm over states altering teacher reqs to combat shortages

Mandy Davis, who left her job as a private school principal to homeschool her kids, sounded the alarm over declines in teaching standards as staff shortages continue nationwide.

July 9, 2023

Minnesota Planned Parenthood entices teens as young as 13 with gift cards for completing 'sex ed summer camp'

Planned Parenthood in Minnesota is offering teens a spot in 'sex ed summer camp,' a program that educates some as young as 13 with what some parents call 'explicit' material.

July 8, 2023

Native chief is 'open' to talks with Ben & Jerry's over ice cream maker’s HQ, which he says is on tribal land

Chief Don Stevens of the Coosuk Abenaki Nation says he is 'open' to speaking with Ben & Jerry's about a tweet calling for the return of native lands.

July 8, 2023

Young voters torch Democrats' 'terrible idea' to lower the voting age: All about 'power'

Despite a push from some young people and Democrats, certain Gen-Z voters think lowering the voting age to 16 is a "terrible idea."

July 4, 2023

American flags for families, friends and neighbors are at the heart of this endeavor

A family-run company, Metal Art of Wisconsin, offers an array of patriotic products for families, friends and neighbors — including wooden American flags that kids can work on.

July 3, 2023

Ivy League university unveils plan to teach students with AI chatbot this fall: 'Evolution' of 'tradition'

Harvard University's introductory-level computer science course will use a chatbot to teach students about coding processes beginning in the Fall of 2023.