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May 13, 2021

Army recruitment video features lesbian wedding

The U.S. Army has released a new video featuring the story of a current Army corporal with two moms who got married after one of them survived a severe car accident.

May 13, 2021

Wisconsin bill would require national anthem at sporting events

Wisconsin State Rep. Tony Kurtz provides insight on ‘Fox and Friends.’

May 13, 2021

Patrick Novecosky: Pope John Paul II assassination attempt – the secrets behind shooting 40 years ago

Forty years ago on Thursday, the world reeled in horror as news broke that a gunman had shot Pope John Paul II at point-blank range in St. Peter’s Square.

May 13, 2021

CBP: Border encounters reach a 20-year high

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich calls for Vice President Harris to be removed from border role on ‘Fox and Friends First.’ 

May 12, 2021

Bride-to-be challenges D.C. ban on wedding dancing

Margaret Appleby, Washington D.C. bride-to-be, and senior attorney Daniel Suhr join ‘Fox and Friends’ to discuss the lawsuit against the district. 

May 12, 2021

Brian Kilmeade talks to police officers on realities, dangers of job

‘Fox and Friends’ co-host Brian Kilmeade visits Nassau County Police training center to get the inside look of the challenges cops face daily.  

May 12, 2021

San Francisco schools to open one day before $12M grant deadline

San Francisco parents are upset over schools’ ‘re-open' plan that puts students back in class just one day before a $12 million grant deadline.

May 12, 2021

Georgia state rep on impact of Colonial Pipeline cyberattack

Rep. Houston Gaines provides insight into the state of emergency declared over gas shortages. 

May 11, 2021

Jack Keane: Hamas needs to be held accountable for initiating rocket fire inside Israel

Former Army Vice Chief of Staff joins 'The Story' to discuss escalating tensions between Israel, Palestine

May 11, 2021

Restaurant owner warns of automation in kitchens amid labor shortage

As small business owners face one obstacle after another, chef and restaurateur Andrew Gruel worries about long term effects on the dining industry.