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UN watchdog slams potential election of Iran to panel with human rights sway: 'Lunatics running the asylum'
Iran's expected election to a United Nations committee on human rights and counterterrorism is called "Orwellian" by UN Watch's Hillel Neuer.
Luigi Mangione case in photos: From Brian Thompson’s killing to the courtroom
Photos detail the legal case against Luigi Mangione, from his suspected killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City to his moves in court.
Mark Lynch endorses Ralph Norman as congressman heads into runoff against Darline Graham
Mark Lynch endorsed Rep. Ralph Norman, the candidate running against Sen. Darline Graham in the South Carolina special GOP U.S. Senate primary runoff.
MLW rising star LaBron Kozone set for grudge match against Joe Coffey, talks Teddy Long inspiration
LaBron Kozone told Fox News Digital he owes Joe Coffey payback after the Glasgow Boys on Top member admitted to taking out Teddy Long at MLW.
102-year-old Navy veteran still craves hot wings after 102 combat missions in Korea: 'I might make it to 115'
A 102-year-old Navy veteran makes Hooters his annual birthday tradition, but Glenn Ward says his childhood farm meals helped him reach the century mark.
Board-certified OBGYN warns new Massachusetts late-term abortion law exposes mothers to danger
Massachusetts now permits abortion up to birth, but experts warn delivery is far safer than late-term procedures and push back on claims they are strictly for e...
Fox News Digital's News Quiz: August 14, 2026
This week’s Fox News Digital Quiz challenges readers on a close Wisconsin governor’s primary, President Donald Trump's overseas travel and other headline-making...
Alex Murdaugh makes 'explosive' bid to blow up murder case hinging on DNA, dirty money and lies: expert
Dick Harpootlian seeks dismissal of Alex Murdaugh's murder indictments, alleging false evidence was presented to the grand jury that charged him.
Newsom-appointed judge who freed migrant before fatal stabbing said justice 'sometimes means a dismissal'
Judge Nichelle Holmes once said justice can mean "dismissal." After she released Marcos Iriarte-Valdez, he allegedly killed Todd Stewart, 68.
Teacher busted under Kentucky's new anti-grooming law as advocate warns schools can't ignore red flags
Kentucky's new grooming law lands its first arrest after a school employee allegedly had an improper relationship with a minor student in Graves County.
Innovation is key to America staying a superpower. But it is missing an essential piece
SpaceX, NASA and Boeing prove innovation depends on factories and workforce advancement to stay competitive, not just research and development.
America’s promise to our Afghan allies is still unfinished five years later
The United States admitted nearly 70,000 Afghan evacuees on humanitarian parole, but five years later, most still lack permanent legal status.