94-year-old WWII veteran vaccinated in Florida live on ‘Fox & Friends’
Gov. Ron DeSantis, R., joined health care workers in Largo, Florida on Thursday as they vaccinated a 94-year-old WWII veteran live on “Fox & Friends.”
New York will soon reopen theme parks, summer camps
New York will reopen indoor entertainment centers, theme parks and summer camps in the coming months, Gov. Cuomo said.
Original ‘Lord of the Rings’ script was leaked in order to get Harvey Weinstein off the project: report
New details have emerged about Peter Jackson and Harvey Weinstein’s alleged feud while making “The Lord of the Rings” movies.
‘Alaskan Bush People’ star Billy Brown met his youngest grandson before passing away, son Bear reveals
Billy Brown was able to spend some time with his youngest grandson before his death.
Rush Limbaugh exposed bias of left-wing media before most Americans realized it: Larry Elder
Rush Limbaugh’s career exposed how “biased” the left-wing media was before people realized it, radio host Larry Elder said on Thursday.
Ivanka won’t run against Marco Rubio for Florida Senate seat: source
Ivanka Trump is not planning to run against Florida GOP Sen. Marco Rubio in 2022 amid chatter the daughter of the former president could enter politics herself, Fox News has learned.
Ohio bar cancels ‘going to prison’ party for woman convicted in gruesome crash
An Ohio bar said it canceled an alleged “going to prison party” for a woman convicted for a car crash that severely injured two teenage girls.
Capitol rioter sitting in head Congressional chair on Senate floor arrested
A Los Angeles college student and self-described fascist was arrested after he sat in former Vice President Mike Pence’s chair in the Senate chambers during the insurrection at…
Giant hair ball tears through teen’s stomach, requiring surgery
A teen in the U.K. who compulsively ate her own hair ended up developing a massive hairball in her stomach that tore a hole through her stomach wall,…
Chicago reviewing statues of Lincoln, Washington, other US icons for possible ‘action’
The city of Chicago has developed a new initiative that will allow the Chicago community and local experts to review statues and monuments in the area.