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April 24

Democrat Beyer blasts GOP plan to counter Virginia redistricting by eliminating his seat

A GOP lawmaker proposes giving Arlington and Alexandria back to Washington, D.C., after Virginia voters approved a new Democratic-favored district map.

April 24

Video captures 14-year-old boy brutally attacking teen girl on NYC street

The teen suspect was charged with assault after the brutal attack that was captured on video.

April 24

EPA sounds alarm on lead exposure as Trump admin looks to protect child health

EPA Deputy Administrator David Fotouhi tells Fox News Digital about the launch of their new public education tools and how states can better use funds they have been sitting on.

April 24

State attorney abandoning Maryland after progressive takeover

Haven Shoemaker, a state attorney for Carroll County, Maryland, shared he is finally giving up on the state after he says it was taken over by the “ultra-progressive” left.

April 24

Trump admin steps up next phase of effort to protect children’s health

The Trump administration targets lead poisoning risks to children as the EPA reallocates unused state funds and launches new public awareness tools.

April 24

Over a dozen Dems demand Trump admin protect Iranians living in the US

Democrats signed a letter urging the Trump administration to shield Iranians in the U.S. who cannot safely return to the Middle Eastern nation.

April 24

New York City parents plead for more police at ‘dangerous’ intersection amid Mamdani’s anti-police funding push

Fox News Digital spoke to parents outside a school in The Bronx who say their neighborhood needs more police, not less.

April 24

FCC router rule raises questions about future updates

The FCC's new router policy targets future device approvals over national security concerns, but the real risk involves long-term software updates.

April 24

Newsom-backed law lets illegal immigrant child rapist seek early release again as DA urges 'stop the madness'

An illegal immigrant convicted of raping his stepdaughter was granted early parole under a California law signed by Gov. Newsom, sparking outrage.

April 24

JONATHAN TURLEY: Chicago schools reward protest while students can't read

The Chicago Teachers Union pushed to cancel classes for May Day protests, and CPS confirmed it will fund buses for students and teachers to attend.