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February 4

NYC antisemitic incidents nearly triple despite other crimes reaching record lows

Antisemitic incidents in New York City nearly tripled in January while other crimes hit record lows, according to public NYPD data released Tuesday.

February 4

Pope Leo plans to 'continue Pope Francis' mission' of inclusivity for LGBTQ Catholics, Fr James Martin says

Fr. James Martin appeared on "The Late Show" Tuesday, where he told host Stephen Colbert that Pope Leo intends to "continue Pope Francis' mission" of inclusivity for LGBTQ Catholics.

February 4

Former NFL star Matt Hasselbeck talks about his Super Bowl loss, any regrets

Former NFL star quarterback Matt Hasselbeck talks to Fox News Digital about his Super Bowl experience and if he has any regrets.

February 4

DHS slams LA TV station for ‘dishonest reporting’ on Border Patrol raid near church

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) claimed the Los Angeles-based news station KTLA omitted its statement on an immigration arrest outside a church.

February 4

Gun-wielding ICE agents brush back Minneapolis agitators

Images have captured ICE agents in Minneapolis drawing their weapons at agitators who allegedly were trying to obstruct an operation in the Minnesota city.

February 4

Rob Gronkowski gives strong reaction to Robert Kraft missing Hall of Fame

New England Patriots Robert Kraft jokes with Fox News Digital that Tom Brady will be a "fourth-ballot" Hall of Famer after the team's latest Canton snubs.

February 4

Iran tensions flare after gunboat, drone incidents

Fox News contributor Hugh Hewitt joins 'America's Newsroom' to react to the escalating Persian Gulf confrontations, examining how President Donald Trump's pressure has pushed a desperate Iranian regime to the brink of collapse.

February 4

O'Leary SOUNDS OFF on woke celebrities: 'SHUT YOUR MOUTH AND JUST ENTERTAIN'

O'Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O'Leary reacts to celebrities like Billie Eilish voicing political opinions at the Grammys, echoing Ricky Gervais' plea for stars to stop lecturing the public.

February 4

House Republicans sue to block Utah congressional map that favors Democrats

Utah Republicans challenge court-ordered congressional map in federal lawsuit, arguing judge violated Constitution by bypassing legislature's authority.

February 4

Afghan national accused in DC National Guard shooting pleads not guilty, prosecutors may seek death penalty

Afghan national accused of shooting National Guard members in Washington, D.C., pleads not guilty as federal prosecutors weigh seeking death penalty.