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April 22

Video exposes disrepair lurking beneath Trump Kennedy Center as $257M renovation looms

Photos reveal hidden damage at the Trump Kennedy Center, including rusted infrastructure and failing systems, as a $257 million renovation moves forward.

April 22

The SPLC will ‘not survive this’: Article III Project president

Article III Project president Mike Davis and former Trump campaign senior advisor Jason Miller discuss the Southern Poverty Law Center allegedly funneling millions to extremist groups on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’

April 22

Travel warning escalates for popular getaway as dangers and security threats mount

Canada warns travelers to exercise caution in Morocco, citing petty theft, armed robberies, card fraud and terrorism risks for foreigners. The guidance aligns with U.S. guidance.

April 22

Virginia voters narrowly approve redistricting overhaul as midterms loom

An ‘All-Star’ panel discusses Virginia voters passing a redistricting referendum and the upcoming midterm elections on ‘Special Report.’

April 22

Mexican national convicted of illegally voting in US after false citizenship claims faces removal: DHS

Jose Ceballos-Armendariz, a Mexican national, pleaded guilty to illegally voting and falsely claiming U.S. citizenship, DHS confirmed to Fox News Digital.

April 22

Hasan Piker tells New York Times he's 'pro-stealing' and 'pro-piracy' from corporations

Far-left commentator Hasan Piker declared that he was "pro-stealing" and "pro-piracy" from corporations during a New York Times podcast discussion on Wednesday.

April 22

Virginia court declares state's redistricting vote was unconstitutional in legal win for Republicans

A Virginia circuit court judge ruled that Democrats' redistricting referendum was unconstitutional one day after voters approved the Democrat-drawn map Tuesday.

April 22

Hasan Piker sparks backlash with Luigi Mangione remarks, claims slain CEO engaged in 'social murder'

Hasan Piker called Brian Thompson's role as UnitedHealthcare CEO "social murder" and said Americans understood why Luigi Mangione allegedly acted.

April 22

AFSCME union seeks to charge university with criminal offense for bringing in alleged "strikebreakers"

A union representing Illinois State University employees filed a lawsuit alleging the school hired temporary strikebreakers during an ongoing strike.

April 22

EXCLUSIVE: Eric Swalwell hit with fresh complaint over alleged use of House office to boost his business

The Justice Department was asked to investigate allegations former Rep. Eric Swalwell and his chief of staff used their positions on Capitol Hill to promote their business.