Chicago man charged in alleged stabbing of Chase bank employee
A 24-year-old Chase employee has died after she was stabbed Wednesday while working inside a Chicago branch.
The United States left Afghanistan, but the country will be with us for a long time
The U.S. withdrew its forces from Afghanistan. But Afghanistan will continue to rent space in Washington.
Witness testifies that R Kelly shelled out $200,000 to settle an STD lawsuit
R. Kelly once paid $200,000 to settle a lawsuit against a woman who claimed he gave her an STD without telling her he had it, according to testimony…
NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin’s girlfriend post disturbing break-up message
Denny Hamlin’s girlfriend Jordan Fish posted disturbing messages about their relationship this week before deleting her social media accounts.
Defense Sec Lloyd Austin ordered by House committee to submit Afghanistan plan on evacuations
The House Armed Services Committee adopted an amendment Friday requiring Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin to detail various elements of the Pentagon’s activities in Afghanistan, including how military…
Teaching race doesn’t mean teaching critical race theory, activists say
Critical race theory should play no part in teaching Black history, American history or ethnic studies in schools, according to a diverse group of experts and activists.
Johnny Joey Jones: Veterans ask ‘were we betrayed?’ as Biden ‘cowers’ and fails to lead
Retired Marine Corps bomb technician Johnny Joey Jones said on “The Five” Friday that President Biden’s failure to lead has left veterans wondering whether or not they were…
‘Qanon shaman’ pleads guilty for role in Capitol riot, will face 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 years in prison
Jacob Chansley, an Arizona man known as the “Qanon shaman” who was photographed inside the Senate dais during the Capitol riot, reached a plea deal Friday and will…
Prince William ‘has not been able to come to terms’ with Prince Harry’s move, author says: He was ‘blindsided’
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex currently reside in California with their two children.
Former NYT reporter describes secretive ‘industry’ of ‘corporate investigations’ that targeted, pharma, Trump
Retired New York Times reporter Barry Meier joined Fox Nation’s “Tucker Carlson Today” to discuss the impact corporate investigation firms have had on politics and business.