‘Woke’ college majors threatened under controversial Florida bill
Florida lawmakers are weighing a bill that would cut state-funded scholarship money for college students pursuing degrees with low employment prospects.
Biden raises eyebrows with quip he came to Senate 120 years ago
In the president’s first press conference after 64 days in office, Biden was asked about his stance on changing the filibuster.
Pelosi rallies behind Newsom, says it’s ‘unnecessary’ to run another Dem in California recall
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi backed embattled California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday and rejected any notion that Democrats should run a back-up candidate as an insurance policy during…
Cuomo impeachment probe looking into whether family got preferential access to COVID-19 tests
The New York legislature’s impeachment investigation now includes probing allegations that Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s family received special access to COVID-19 tests, Fox News has confirmed.
Witness alerted Atlanta grocery store manager to armed man: Police
An Instacart worker inside an Atlanta grocery store alerted staff about a man he spotted with a rifle, possibly averting what could have been another tragedy days after…
Border Patrol chief hopes someone will ‘fact check’ Biden’s border crisis claims
National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd reacted to claims President Biden made about the crisis at the border during his first press conference as President.
Baltimore police find missing woman dead in water, last seen after birthday celebration
The body of a missing 26-year-old woman, Tara Savannah Payne, was found dead in the water in Baltimore Thursday afternoon, according to city police.
Jason Riley: Teachers’ union resistance to reopened schools ‘not about ventilation systems or contact tracing’
Wall Street Journal editorial board member and Fox News contributor Jason Riley told “The Story” Thursday that teachers’ unions are using the coronavirus pandemic as leverage for better benefits…
Reporters fail to ask Biden about COVID, reopening schools, Boulder shooting, Russia at first press conference
President Biden took questions from just 10 reporters at his first formal press conference Thursday, and many subjects were left unaddressed.
NCAA tourney proof of narrowing talent gap in college hoops
One by one, the college basketball coaches had filed into the sweltering gym on the campus of Whitney Young Magnet High School, dressed in their polos and windbreakers…