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March 25

Josh Duhamel describes his new movie ‘Preschool’ as ‘art imitating life’ with his young son

The actor told Fox News Digital he just went through getting his 2-year-old son into preschool, which is the theme of the new comedy he directed.

March 25

Alleged predator accused of kidnapping UCLA students, sexual assault – police fear more victims

Alexander Schecter, 24, of Santa Monica is accused of rape, kidnapping and more after allegedly trapping two UCLA students in his car in early March.

March 25

EXCLUSIVE: Kentucky barista takes legal action after termination, claims she was fired for sharing her faith

A barista in Louisville, Kentucky, is alleging religious discrimination after she says she was fired for sharing Christian beliefs with a co-worker.

March 25

Iran denies US peace talks as 82nd Airborne deploys to Middle East

Ret. Major Gen. Dana Pittard discusses escalating U.S.-Iran tensions after Iran's foreign minister denied reports of peace talks on ‘The Story.’

March 25

Jury finds two tech giants liable in landmark social media trial, awards $3M in damages

Fox News senior correspondent Eric Shawn reports on the landmark social media trial that found Meta and Google liable on ‘The Story.’

March 25

Teen mob storms gas station, lone clerk shelled with snacks in caught-on-cam chaos

Surveillance video captures a teen mob ransacking a Sacramento Chevron store, leaving one employee shaken and merchandise strewn across the aisles.

March 25

Iranian missiles could have hit DC from Venezuela before Trump move, Burgum warns

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum revealed that Iran could have hit Washington, D.C., and other U.S. cities through proxies in Venezuela had the Trump administration not intervened.

March 25

Sen. Rick Scott calls Democrats' DHS shutdown stance 'disgusting' amid ICE debate

Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., criticizes Democrats for the DHS shutdown and their demands for I.C.E. reform on ‘The Story.’

March 25

Deadly shooting reignites scrutiny of Chicago’s sanctuary city policies

Chicago alderman Raymond Lopez discusses the fatal shooting of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman allegedly by an illegal immigrant and the broader impact of sanctuary city policies on ‘America Reports.’

March 25

GREGG JARRETT: Jury blames Meta, Google for teen harm—but appeal could crush case

An L.A. jury awarded $3 million in a child social media addiction case, but Section 230 and First Amendment protections may doom the verdict on appeal.