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February 4

Police return to home of Nancy Guthrie, federal agents arrive at home of Annie Guthrie

Fox News chief correspondent Jonathan Hunt gives the latest update on the investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie on ‘Special Report.’

February 4

‘The Five’: One scandal should be enough

‘The Five’ co-hosts discuss a New York Times opinion article asking whether California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s record could cost the Democratic Party in 2028.

February 4

Russia, China squeeze US Arctic defense zone as Trump eyes Greenland

Trump's Greenland focus highlights urgent Arctic security needs as Sen. Sullivan reveals new U.S. defenses against Sino-Russian threats in Alaska.

February 4

Canadian-born singer Tate McRae sparks fury after backing Team USA in Olympics ad: ‘Traitor’

Tate McRae's Team USA Olympics ad ignited controversy amid U.S.-Canada tensions. The Canadian pop singer faced social media backlash for promoting American athletes in a commercial.

February 4

Missing persons expert explains why alleged Guthrie ransom note shows investigation details should remain private

Missing persons expert Sheryl McCollum discusses the search for Nancy Guthrie and why police and investigators limit what they share publicly on ‘The Will Cain Show.’

February 4

US positions aircraft carriers, strike platforms across Middle East as Iran talks shift to Oman

U.S. military buildup escalates across Middle East as nuclear talks with Iran move to Oman

February 4

Senators hold hearing on Capitol Hill on alleged $9 billion Minnesota fraud scandal

Fox News correspondent David Spunt reports on a Senate hearing on the alleged fraud scandal in Minnesota on ‘The Story.’

February 4

'God is always in charge': Cardinal Timothy Dolan reflects on his journey as he leaves archbishop role

Cardinal Timothy Dolan reflects on 17 years as New York archbishop with gratitude, expressing excitement for his next chapter while remaining committed.

February 4

Sen John Thune fires back at Rep Hakeem Jeffries' insult: ‘I must be doing something right’

Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., discusses the potential DHS government shutdown as Democrats demand I.C.E. reforms on ‘America Reports.’

February 4

Irish comedian says UK PM Starmer hides from culture wars as 'ordinary people' fight daily battles

Controversial Irish comedy writer Graham Linehan testified before Congress on Wednesday about U.K. free speech battles and ongoing transgender policy disputes.