“We will not apologize for putting American lives first.”
War Secretary Pete Hegseth delivers a forceful defense of the Trump administration’s military operations as he faces a growing impeachment effort on Capitol Hill, pointing to efforts to combat drug trafficking and weaken Iran’s military capabilities.
Hegseth also warns Iran against further escalation, saying U.S. forces remain prepared to respond.
“We remain locked and loaded with the full weight and lethality of Central Command.”
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President Trump has a new candidate for White House press secretary, and it's UFC boss Dana White.
Trump jokes that even Karoline Leavitt would agree White would be good for the job, but there's just one problem.
"He'll talk for a little while, and then he's going to beat the hell out of you."
The president delivers the punchline while introducing White at the White House podium.
Tensions flare in Philadelphia as anti-Israel demonstrators target Jewish-owned restaurants, drawing hundreds of counterprotesters into the streets.
The demonstrators call for a boycott of six restaurants over alleged ties to Israel, but the protest sparks a major show of support for the businesses as customers line up outside and opposing groups exchange heated words.
Police move in to keep the crowds separated, with three arrests reported as tensions escalate.
The timing of the demonstration is also drawing backlash. Here's why Jewish community leaders are condemning it: https://t.co/cw5VfYhlsN
On @FoxNewsSunday, @ShannonBream presses New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on his relationship with far-left streamer Hasan Piker, who has said made favorable comments about Hamas and suggested that America deserved 9/11.
"Those are all things that I disagree with," Mamdani said, but he argued that political leaders should still engage with people whose views they reject.
Mamdani says surrounding yourself only with people who agree with you means you'll "end up at home looking at a mirror."
"That's not corruption. That's America and what it should be."
Todd Blanche pushes back on allegations of corruption involving the Trump administration during an appearance on @FoxNewsSunday with @GillianHTurner.
Blanche argues Democrats and the media are labeling economic success and investments tied to people associated with the administration as corruption.
But he makes one thing clear: If actual corruption is uncovered, the Justice Department will investigate and prosecute it.
They disagree on major policies, but Zohran Mamdani says his relationship with President Trump is producing results for New York City.
Speaking exclusively with @ShannonBream on @FoxNewsSunday following the midterm elections, the New York City mayor calls their relationship "productive" and points to several developments he credits to their conversations, including the release of a New Yorker from ICE detention and help securing a visa for a grieving mother.
Mamdani says the two remain far apart politically, but share an interest in New York City's future.
Her finish in 150th place doesn't tell the whole story.
Ahnaleigh Wilson took on Washington's 4A girls state cross-country championship despite a painful leg injury, choosing to compete in a race against a biological male athlete that represents something much bigger than a spot on the podium.
The Eastmont junior has spoken out about fairness in girls' sports. Her race comes just days after Washington voters pass Initiative 638, restricting students defined as biologically male from competing in girls' K-12 sports.
As Wilson crossed the finish line, her mother was overcome with emotion. See why this moment means so much to her family: https://t.co/YZcJDbiOS5
Florida Gov.-elect Byron Donalds tells @SundayFutures he wants Florida to set the standard for conservative governance across the country.
Donalds, who is poised to become the state's first Black governor, points to Texas and other states, saying voters there could look to Florida and decide they want their own states to operate the same way.
"We'll be prepared to lead once again," the Republican says.
A joke about Charlie Kirk's assassination sends two liberal podcast hosts into a laughing fit, prompting backlash and an apology.
Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan laughed at social media posts celebrating the Democrats' midterm victories, amplifying a social media post that stated: "We're digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again."
On Saturday, the hosts acknowledged they should not have laughed, saying, "There is nothing funny about gun violence."
Their comments about the man accused of killing Kirk are also drawing scrutiny. Get the full story here:
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Tear gas clouds the streets of Paris as riot police confront protesters during a fourth week of unrest, with fires burning and explosions echoing through the French capital.
Video captures officers striking and detaining demonstrators as crowds scatter through smoke-filled streets. Several people are taken into custody as police move to disperse the protests.
The clashes come during renewed demonstrations over the high cost of living and declining public services, following a wave of nationwide protests earlier this week.
See what's fueling the ongoing unrest across France: https://t.co/bmHmBsroK0
BREAKING: Paris erupts into chaos as rioters confront police, forcing officers to respond to another wave of street unrest.
The latest scenes come after weeks of tensions, with authorities struggling to keep the violence from spreading. | @SatAmericaFNC
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🚨 RICK SCOTT RULES OUT RUN FOR SENATE GOP LEADER
“I don't want to run again. I've run twice.”
@SenRickScott tells @KayleighMcEnany Republicans need to figure out what they're going to do differently BEFORE choosing their next leader.
“We have to change something.” ⬇️
EXCLUSIVE: Who texts first, President Trump or NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani?
Mamdani laughs as @ShannonBream presses him about how the two communicate, revealing that neither seems particularly concerned about who makes the first move.
"It varies," Mamdani says, explaining that the focus is on the conversation itself, not who's calling or texting.
"If it's New York City, I'm there."
Watch the full @FoxNewsSunday interview this Sunday at 2 P.M. ET on Fox News Channel.
TRUMP: “Nothing is going to Iran. No oil is going to Iran.”
President Trump touts the U.S. blockade of Iran, claiming American forces control what vessels can pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
He says the conflict has lasted roughly seven months but argues the period of intense fighting was much shorter.
TRUMP: “The Senate is getting nothing passed, and it’s just killing our country.”
President Trump calls out both parties, accusing Democrats of voting together while a handful of Republicans obstruct his agenda.
He calls on Senate Majority Leader John Thune to bring those Republicans back on board.
NEXT STOP: Kennedy Space Center
President Trump departs Washington for Florida, where he is scheduled to speak at the UP Summit at 6 p.m. ET.
The event focuses on the future of transportation and technology and is taking place on Florida’s Space Coast.
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