@FoxNews@LucasFoxNews There’s something uniquely American about this: speed, history, freedom, and thousands of people coming together in the heart of the nation’s capital.
Racing legend Mario Andretti says it’s a “privilege” to see INDYCAR race through the nation’s capital for the first time, and even admits he envies the drivers who get to take on the historic DC course.
Andretti tells Fox's @LucasFoxNews there’s something special about racing past the landmarks of Washington and down Pennsylvania Avenue, with thousands of fans coming in from across the country to see it.
Abdul El-Sayed is facing a wave of backlash over a pair of posts taking aim at Second Lady Usha Vance and Trump aide Natalie Harp.
“So do we think JD is taking Usha with him back in time to meet Papaw, or no…” El-Sayed posted after Vice President JD Vance took aim at his past comments on Sharia law. Critics quickly accused the Michigan Senate candidate of making a racist reference to Usha Vance’s Indian ethnicity.
Then El-Sayed turned his attention to Trump aide Natalie Harp: “Natalie, I think he’s had a little too much iPad for the week. He needs his rest.”
The posts are now fueling accusations of racism and sexism, adding another flashpoint to El-Sayed’s escalating fight with Vance.
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Dramatic bodycam footage captures two Tennessee police officers racing to save a one-month-old baby who was unresponsive and not breathing.
Knoxville Police Officers Clayton McWilliams and Veronica Jackson rushed to the child and immediately worked to clear the baby's airway.
Their quick actions paid off. Police say the baby began breathing normally within seconds of the officers' arrival.
Massachusetts Democrats are breaking ranks over a sweeping new abortion law signed by Gov. Maura Healey.
Nine House Democrats joined Republicans in opposing the measure, which removes the state’s 24-week statutory limit and gives doctors greater discretion to perform abortions later in pregnancy.
Some dissenting Democrats told Fox News Digital the law goes beyond what their constituents support and raises serious ethical and legal concerns. One called it “barbaric,” while another warned it creates a “very slippery slope.”
Another Democrat argued the previous law already allowed abortions after 24 weeks to protect the mother’s health or in cases of severe fetal anomalies — and said further changes simply weren’t necessary.
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Luigi Mangione could be just hours away from a stunning legal turn — pleading guilty to federal stalking charges stemming from the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
But there could still be a last-minute twist: Mangione can change his mind at any point — even during today’s hearing. Will he go through with the plea, or will the courtroom drama take another turn?
@BryanLlenas has the latest from outside the Manhattan courthouse on @AmericaNewsroom.
@FoxNews These legal analysis are looking at this one-sided they need to look at both sides, these protesters next thing they'll be doing is throwing the tea in the Boston harbor they're sick of being ripped off by insurance companies
BREAKING: Luigi Mangione pleads guilty to federal charges in the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, telling the court, "I knew what I was doing."
Judge Margaret Garnett accepted his plea after asking whether he understands that he could face a maximum sentence of life in prison. Mangione answered, "Yes."
Attention now turns to his state murder trial, scheduled to begin Sept. 8, where his defense could attempt to raise a new double jeopardy claim following the federal plea.
When this leadership team arrived, it could take up to THREE HOURS for critical information from the field to reach FBI leadership, the White House, and our partners.
Today, this FBI has cut that to UNDER 60 SECONDS.
That real-time intelligence means Hostage Rescue Teams, Evidence Response Teams, and other critical assets can be on standby and launching in 30 MINUTES OR LESS.
Faster information. Faster decisions. Faster response.
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At Fort Knox, we've come to see the gold!
Our country has about a hundred and forty-seven million ounces of gold, and about half of it is stored here at Fort Knox.
We're gonna be going deep underground to see the gold, but more importantly, we're gonna be talking today about what happened to our dollar when we separated from gold in 1971.
I'm going underground, and I'll let you know what I see in a little bit.