Jewish model and activist Elizabeth Pipko spoke out against her alma mater after the University of Pennsylvania hosted a Palestinian writers festival featuring speakers who have repeatedly called for “death to Israel” and referred to the Jewish State as a “tumor.” Penn came under intense backlash last month for hosting […]
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Terrifying things we in East Palestine still don’t know since train derailment
Since a train derailment this past February that spewed a million pounds of toxic chemicals that were subsequently set ablaze, we the people living and working in East Palestine, Ohio, are caught in an eerily similar nightmare that happened to the residents of Times Beach, Missouri, roughly 50 years ago. […]
Read MoreFormer Disney star’s mom encouraged her to get breast implants as a teen
Former Disney star Christy Carlson Romano’s mother encouraged her to get breast implants as a teen. Romano opened up about the “body image issues” she faced after filming “Cadet Kelly” alongside Hilary Duff. “I had actually had body image issues after ‘Cadet Kelly’ — big time,” Romano revealed during her […]
Read MoreThe 8 biggest Alzheimer’s disease myths — and the truths behind them
More than six million Americans of all ages have Alzheimer’s, and every 67 seconds, someone in America develops the disease, according to Monica Moreno, senior director of care and support at the Alzheimer’s Association in Chicago. Despite the prevalence of this most widespread form of dementia — expected to affect […]
Read MoreMira Sorvino of ‘Dancing with the Stars’ shares how dad, Paul Sorvino, transformed her into Oscar winner
“Dancing with the Stars” contestant Mira Sorvino has followed in her late father’s acting footsteps, but she admits it wasn’t an easy journey. Mira, the daughter of late “Goodfellas” actor Paul Sorvino, shared how her father would criticize her acting – but in the nicest way possible. “If I was […]
Read MoreA look back on what life was like when Twins last won postseason series
The Minnesota Twins‘ postseason series drought was two days shy of being able to drink alcohol legally. They won a postseason series on Wednesday for the first time since the 2002 American League Division Series, which happened on Oct. 6 of that year. Since then, 11 new baseball stadiums have […]
Read MoreWhy book banning must end: Ignorance is not bliss
“Ignorance is not bliss. It’s deadly!” These were the words of my favorite teacher — Shirley Owens Prince. The rising movement to ban library books calls her to mind. She was a fiery Black woman with a booming voice. On Tuesday nights in a North Memphis church, she taught a […]
Read MoreBanned Books Week isn’t real. It’s just propaganda for leftist librarians
Want government censors to tell you what to read? Look no further than librarians from the American Library Association and their specific list of “banned books” carefully curated to preserve your “freedom to read.” That’s right — read exactly these books and don’t question the authority of the librarians or […]
Read MoreShort questions with Dana Perino for Pete Hegseth
You’ve seen us on screen, but have you ever wondered what we’re like off-camera? For the last few months, I’ve enjoyed checking in with some of your favorite Fox personalities to learn more about who they are behind the scenes. What’s the one thing Jesse Watters couldn’t live without? What’s […]
Read MoreBobby Burack: The sports media’s anti-Josh Allen bias is real
From OutKick’s Bobby Burack Fox Sports analyst Emmanuel Acho reviewed the game tape of QB Josh Allen on Monday. Acho was impressed. He drew the conclusion that Allen’s “praise must be as loud as his criticism.“ But it’s not. The criticism continues to far outpace the praise. Allen played poorly […]
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