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Speaker Johnson slams Dems after noncitizens charged with illegally voting in battleground state
Michigan AG Dana Nessel charged five noncitizens and one U.S. citizen with election crimes after reviewing 38 suspected cases of illegal voting.
Aussie women's cricket star addresses cheating with her teammate scandal that ended marriage
Ash Gardner addressed the cheating scandal involving teammate Georgia Voll on Instagram after Cricket Australia decided to keep her as vice-captain.
Could Shohei Ohtani leave the Los Angeles Dodgers if Mark Walter sells the team after Lakers deal?
Mark Walter's federal investigation for alleged loan fraud fuels speculation about whether the Los Angeles Dodgers could be sold after the Lakers deal.
White House correspondents widely praise Karoline Leavitt as she announces exit from Trump administration
Fox News Digital spoke with multiple White House reporters who assessed the tenure of outgoing White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
Mmm, lumber: Budweiser drops bat-flavored beer for MLB Field of Dreams game in Iowa
Budweiser is aging beer with actual Marucci baseball bats for the 2026 MLB Field of Dreams Game between the Minnesota Twins and Philadelphia Phillies in Iowa.
Fox News Poll: A Senate battle looms in Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed trails Mike Rogers 47%-51% in the Wolverine State Senate race, but Democrats show higher enthusiasm and engagement ahead of the fall.
Fox News Poll: Economic anxiety and candidate concerns define Ohio Senate race
Inflation dominates Ohio voter priorities as 40% call it their top issue, fueling Sherrod Brown's 8-point lead over Jon Husted in the Senate race.
Catholic group demands Massachusetts governor be excommunicated over abortion law
CatholicVote president Kelsey Reinhardt asked Massachusetts bishops whether Gov. Maura Healey triggered automatic excommunication by signing the law.
WATCH: Terrifying moment spear-wielding man lunges at California cops before shots ring out
Dramatic video captures Oakland police repeatedly ordering Jose Angel Castillo to drop weapons near a homeless encampment before the fatal shooting.
Sam Ponder calls out the WNBA for cowardice: 'Be courageous. Stand for women'
Sam Ponder broke her nearly one-year social media silence to call on the WNBA to define what a woman is and stand firmly for fair competition.
Election 'human error' delays key primary results in latest voting mishap to hit blue states
David Crowley's narrow win over Francesca Hong was delayed 90 minutes after five USB flash drives failed to download Milwaukee election data.
World War II Memorial on National Mall vandalized with pink spray paint, fountain overflowing with bubbles
Pink spray paint reading "clean hands, dirty money" was found on the World War II Memorial as U.S. Park Police launched an active investigation.