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IndyCar star Alex Palou reflects on White House, Oval Office visit with Trump: 'incredible experience'
Alex Palou described his White House visit and presidential cologne moment ahead of IndyCar's historic Freedom 250 Grand Prix on the National Mall.
The 24-hour American diner is vanishing — here's what's driving the decline
Red Arrow Diner keeps its griddles running 24/7 as Yelp data shows all-night restaurants fell 11 percent nationwide since 2020.
Fox News Digital Quiz: August 21, 2026
The Fox News Digital News Quiz tests your knowledge of a New Jersey Democratic candidate's investments and an NFL rookie's film franchise decision.
I was a sports columnist at the Seattle Times for 11 years. This is why I resigned
A Seattle Times columnist resigned after his column defending Sophie Cunningham's stance on women's sports was spiked by multiple editors.
LA socialist's fumbled answer to Graham Platner question draws groans from Dem audience
Nithya Raman drew groans from the crowd at the Los Angeles mayoral debate over her decision to hire the firm behind Graham Platner's campaign.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's UK return signals ‘spectacular defeat’ as royal experts warn of William showdown
Royal experts say Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's reported UK return exposes cracks in their post-Megxit life and could clash with William and Kate.
Top Dems go silent after McCarthy vindicated for booting Swalwell off intel committee
Democrats rallied behind Eric Swalwell as Republicans raised alarms over Fang Fang — newly declassified FBI files are now casting fresh light on what agents kne...
Apple spyware warning hits iPhones in 110 countries
Apple confirmed to CyberGuy that mercenary spyware alerts were sent to targeted users in 110 countries, now appearing directly on iPhone Lock Screens.
Washington is driving America toward a debt crisis we can't ignore any longer
US debt nears $40 trillion with $86 trillion in unfunded Social Security and Medicare obligations, echoing an old warning about democracy.
Democrats can take the lead on one of the nation’s top issues – data centers
Data center moratoria threaten union jobs, tax revenue and AI innovation while ceding ground to Beijing, a Democrat argues against blanket opposition.
3 big questions to ask Mom and Dad before you make a major financial commitment
At 35, you might have an MBA and a six-figure salary but still make terrible money decisions. Here's why calling your parents isn't a walk of shame.
Ukraine’s ‘Equalizer’ bomb aims to blow up reliance on US, European weapons
Ukraine's new Vyrivniuvach glide bomb lets MiG-29 and Su-27 pilots strike Russian forces from safer distances while reducing reliance on U.S. weapons.