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June 7

Soros-backed group behind Tesla unrest accused of 'infiltrating' key House race with chosen candidate

Progressive group “Indivisible" appears to be getting involved in key congressional swing districts with the goal of growing resistance against President Trump in Congress.

June 7

WWII veterans, Hegseth reflect on legacy of D-Day

Fox News senior foreign affairs correspondent Greg Palkot discusses World War II veterans and their return to Normandy to mark the 81st anniversary of D-Day on ‘Special Report.’

June 7

Boat explodes on the river and a peaceful vacation walk turns into a desperate rescue

The quick thinking of a couple who were on vacation in the U.K. helped save six lives after a boat exploded on the River Thames. Police officials said it was "a miracle there were no fatalities."

June 7

Trump admin cracks down on antisemitism as DOJ official exposes 'violent rhetoric' of radical protesters

Antisemitic incidents surge as Trump employs law-and-order tactics against hate crimes, targeting universities and foreign nationals involved in pro-Palestinian activism.

June 7

JONATHAN TURLEY: Not the homecoming Dems and Abrego Garcia hoped for

Kilmar Abrego Garcia faces federal indictment for human trafficking after mistaken deportation, with evidence of MS-13 gang ties and involvement in international smuggling operations

June 7

Karoline Leavitt rips Van Hollen, media for their portrayal of suspected human trafficker Kilmar Abrego Garcia

Karoline Leavitt slammed Democrats and media for defending Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a suspected MS-13 member deported in March who now faces human smuggling charges.

June 7

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reveals why military recruitment has soared under Trump

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth highlights historic military recruitment numbers, with the Army alone reaching 61,000 recruits for fiscal year 2025, driven by renewed patriotism.

June 6

Trump has achieved the most secure border, Stephen Miller argues

Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Homeland Security advisor Stephen Miller discusses efforts to secure the southern border on 'Hannity.'

June 6

On 81st anniversary of D-Day, one US Navy veteran's son is the first American Pope

On the 81st anniversary of the unprecedented D-Day invasion at Normandy, the memory of one Navy veteran lives on after his son was named the first American Pope in history.

June 6

The 'big, beautiful bill' is a structural change on the immigration crisis in the country, American Majority founder says

American Majority founder Ned Ryun discusses combating illegal immigration on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'