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September 2

Chicago residents beg for more help as crime wreaks 'havoc’ on neighborhoods

President Donald Trump proposed sending the National Guard to Chicago to address crime, sparking debate among residents and officials about the city's safety solutions.

September 2

Democrats can lead on stopping crime. A Virginia candidate knows the way

Virginia Democrat Abigail Spanberger receives rare police union endorsement for governor, offering a model for how Democrats can credibly address crime and public safety.

September 1

Six people shot, one slashed in NYC violence after West Indian Day Parade ends Monday evening

Police investigate multiple shootings and a slashing that injured seven people in Crown Heights following Monday's West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn.

September 1

Six people shot and 1 slashed after Brooklyn's West Indian Day Parade ends

Violence broke out at four locations in Crown Heights after Brooklyn's West Indian Day Parade, leaving six shot and one slashed. (Credit: Peter Gerber for Fox News Digital)

September 1

Minivan plows through crowd at Pennsylvania festival, injuring three people

Three people were injured when a minivan drove through barricades and hit a crowd at Harrisburg's three-day Kipona festival Monday evening.

September 1

Bessent visits restaurants in DC to highlight new no tax on tips policy

Fox News senior national correspondent Rich Edson discusses the Trump administration's legislation tactics with United States Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent on 'Special Report.'

September 1

Giuliani car accident not a targeted attack, spokesman says

A spokesman confirmed that the car crash that injured Rudy Giuliani in New Hampshire was not a targeted attack as the former mayor recovers in hospital.

September 1

Former FBI special agent describes 'full-force' response to swatting threats

'Outnumbered' discusses the FBI investigating an increase in swatting threats terrorizing colleges.

September 1

Dems’ grip on voters is ‘starting to break’ amid crime crisis: Former presidential speech writer

Former presidential speech writer Bill McGurn discusses the issue of violent crime in major American cities and President Donald Trump’s potential expansion of his D.C. crackdown on ‘Fox & Friends.’

September 1

Burning Man guest found in 'pool of blood' in suspected homicide at climax of wild desert festival: sheriff

Authorities are treating the death of a man found at Burning Man festival as a homicide, with investigators working to preserve the crime scene in the desert.