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Who is raising America's children? Mentor warns kids are seeking role models online as communities fade
Mentor King Randall says community involvement and real-world life skills training can counter social media's growing influence on America's children.
17-year-old MLB prospect swipes eight bases in minor league game
Los Angeles Angels prospect Juan Cespedes, 17, stole eight bases in a single game, setting a minor league record since at least 2005 according to MLB.com.
Victor Davis Hanson dissects how critics completely misread the Iran deal
Victor Davis Hanson argues Iran has no leverage in U.S. negotiations, citing sanctions and half a trillion dollars in damage to its nuclear infrastructure.
Rockies top Pirates as Pittsburgh manager directs fury at umps over call on final out
Colorado Rockies beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 after a controversial baserunner interference call in the ninth inning ended a potential rally.
BILL BENNETT: What I told my sons about their faith, family and America
William J. Bennett wrote a personal letter to his sons in 1990 about family, country, and God as the most important things to revere and trust.
Dad jokes may be good for your brain in one surprising way, experts say
Dad jokes can lower cortisol by over 36% and boost dopamine, serotonin, and endorphins, offering real stress relief through simple puns and wordplay.
WWE star Jordynne Grace shares stark warning for any potential intruders: 'I have seven dogs and a gun'
WWE star Jordynne Grace warned potential intruders after a social media skit, saying she has "seven dogs and a gun" to protect her home from creeps.
Minnesota bans crypto ATMs after scam surge
Minnesota is banning crypto ATMs effective Aug. 1, 2026, after scammers reportedly used the machines to drain nearly $1 million from residents.
Golden State Killer investigator finds ‘red flags’ in Marilyn Monroe death scene decades later
Paul Holes examines Marilyn Monroe's 1962 death in a new FOX special, questioning the probable suicide ruling and citing crime scene inconsistencies.
Chef who fled communist country opens world's first Michelin-starred Cuban restaurant
Cuban chef Osmel Gonzalez left communist Cuba and is now making culinary history in Florida at Emelina, the first Cuban restaurant to earn a Michelin star.
DAN HOFFMAN: Father’s Day reminds me every moment with my sons is a blessing
Dan Hoffman reflects on never missing his son's soccer games, his own dad's ski trips, and honoring CIA heroes who sacrificed fatherhood on duty.
Who is David Hearn? US Olympian who denies vandalizing Reflecting Pool after viral arrest
Olympic canoeist David Hearn, 67, denies accusations of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after being arrested by U.S. Park Police.