Media 6 days ago RFK Jr tells Rogan UK went from home of Magna Carta to dictatorship for speech crackdown Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told Joe Rogan that the U.K. has transformed from the Magna Carta's birthplace to a dictatorship over speech restrictions.
Media February 27 Florida Democrat claims Charlie Kirk ‘was not assassinated’ as GOP pushes remembrance day bill A Florida state representative sparked a heated controversy, claiming Charlie Kirk "was not assassinated" during a debate over proposed legislation honoring Kirk on his birthday.
Olympics February 26 Team USA legend Mike Eruzione reacts to backlash of Olympic gold team: 'Shut up and enjoy what they did' Mike Eruzione spoke in support of the 2026 Olympic hockey team after it drew criticism for visiting the White House after winning its first gold medal since the 1980 “Miracle on Ice."
Opinion February 24 DAVID MARCUS: Patriotic Team USA wins gold as anti-America whiners flop Patriotic United States hockey players win Olympic gold while other American athletes who criticized the country struggled in Milan Cortina games.
Media February 23 Transgender Minnesota lawmaker pushes back on adult site age verification bill over fears of overreach A transgender Minnesota state lawmaker suggested some adult sites can be "educational" for LGBTQ youth, offering skepticism about age verification laws at a hearing.
Second Amendment February 23 Florida bill would let churches use armed volunteers instead of licensed security A Florida bill would allow churches, synagogues and mosques to use armed volunteers for security instead of costly licensed guards amid rising violence concerns.
VIDEO February 22 The Bible meets 'The Office': How 'The Promised Land' combines history and humor to sell spirituality 'The Promised Land' creator Mitch Hudson tells Fox News Digital what inspired him to create the comedic mockumentary web series making faith-based content "funny" and "relatable," poking fun at the story of Moses while respecting its sacred origin.
First Amendment February 21 Federal court clears way for Ten Commandments to be displayed in Louisiana public school classrooms Federal appeals court lifts block on Louisiana law requiring Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, sparking intense constitutional debate.
Olympics February 20 US military Olympian shares love of country and fellow Americans competing in Milan Cortina U.S. Olympic skeleton athlete and Air Force staff sergeant Kelly Curtis expressed pride in representing America amid teammate criticisms, which she defends.
Olympics February 20 USA women's hockey sings national anthem arm in arm after Olympic gold medal win: 'The best part' Team USA women's ice hockey team shared an emotional moment on the podium as the national anthem played after they captured Olympic gold in a thrilling 2-1 overtime victory over Canada.
Justice Department February 18 ATF seizes 36K guns as Trump administration shifts focus from Biden priorities to cartels, street crime ATF agents seized over 36,000 illegal firearms under Trump administration, including 4,359 guns bound for Mexico's violent cartels and criminal gangs.
