Past is prologue. It was October 2015. An unseasonably warm, autumnal light bathed a corridor near the Hall of Columns on the first floor of the Capitol. It was mid-afternoon. But the well-trafficked hall was surprisingly empty when I encountered a lawmaker who was a friend and occasional ally of […]
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Top med school promoting curriculum that Body Mass Index is steeped in racism, promotes puberty blockers
FIRST ON FOX: The Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, Missouri offered a summer course titled “Health Equity and Justice,” which a medical and political advocacy group tells Fox News Digital is coupled with a controversial “Care of Transgender Patients” curriculum that promotes an “alarming” progressive gender agenda. […]
Read MoreScott says US must stand ‘shoulder-to-shoulder’ with Israel after Hamas terror attack: ‘Never back down’
Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., said Saturday that the U.S. must stand “shoulder-to-shoulder” with Israel after the ally was rocked by a devastating terrorist attack from Hamas, while also criticizing what he says is “weakness” by the Biden administration. Scott, who is running for the Republican presidential nomination, said in an […]
Read MoreTed Cruz says historic southern border crisis will only get worse until there is a ‘new president’
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, says he believes the only way for the ongoing migrant crisis to be fixed will be via a new president in the White House who can reverse the “lawless” approach of the Biden administration. “I believe the only way to solve this crisis is through a […]
Read MorePolly Klaas’ father calls Gov. Newsom ‘a pig’ for death penalty moratorium
The father of Polly Klaas, now known as the first missing girl on the internet when she disappeared from a sleepover in 1993, says California Gov. Gavin Newsom is “a pig” for his 2019 decision to halt the death penalty in his state. Richard Allen Davis, who is locked up […]
Read MoreOn this day in history, October 8, 1871, the Great Chicago Fire erupts, killing 300 people
A devastating fire broke out in a barn on the southwest side of Chicago, Illinois on this day in history on Oct. 8, 1871. Known as The Great Chicago Fire, the blaze burned through the heart of the Windy City, killing 300 people and leaving one-third of the city’s population […]
Read MoreColorado wins on last-minute field goal after losing two straight
It was rough back-to-back Saturdays for the Colorado Buffaloes, but this particular Saturday could be a sign of getting back on track. The Buffaloes knocked down a field goal with 12 seconds to go to defeat Arizona State on the road, 27-24. With 3:26 left in the ballgame, the Sun […]
Read More‘Baywatch’ star Mike Newman speaks out on 16-year battle with Parkinson’s: ‘All the plans I had…stopped’
Former “Baywatch” star Mike Newman is opening up about his 16-year battle with Parkinson’s disease. The 66-year-old retired actor, who played lifeguard Mike ‘Newmie’ Newman on the hit NBC action series, told People Magazine that he first received his diagnosis in 2006 when family and began noticing changes in his […]
Read MoreU.S.S. Jack H. Lucas officially commissioned into service in Port Tampa Bay
The USS Jack H. Lucas (DDG 125) was officially commissioned into active service for the United States Navy during a ceremony attended by thousands at the Port of Tampa on Saturday. “Commissioning the Jack H. Lucas means we continue to deliver fast, agile, and networked surface combatants to the Navy. […]
Read MoreNearly 1,000 migrating birds die crashing into windows at Chicago exhibition hall: ‘Carpet of dead birds’
Almost 1,000 songbirds died in a single night after smashing into the windows of a glass-fronted exhibition center in Chicago. “It was just like a carpet of dead birds at the windows there,” said David Willard, a retired bird division collections manager at the Chicago Field Museum. Willard has been […]
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