San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan told Peter King that he was "serious" about pursuing Tom Brady after Brock Purdy's elbow injury in the 2023 NFC Championship game.
King Charles' cancer announcement is weighing on the royals. Royal expert Neil Sean pointed out that Kate Middleton had surgery, Prince William's on "daddy duties," and it's a "difficult" time for Queen Camilla.
Jewish singer and social media star Montana Tucker wore a dress on the Grammys red carpet calling to bring home the Israelis who remain hostage in Gaza.
Former day care director Tonya Rachelle Voris was sentenced to 6 months in jail after she administered melatonin gummies to youngsters without parental consent.
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley has applied for Secret Service protection because of increasing threats she has received as former President Trump’s last remaining major 2024 rival
Boston officials rejoiced Monday as they reported FIFA's decision to host seven 2026 World Cup games at Gillette Stadium, touting a likely boost to the city's economy.
Over 100 members of Burma's Border Guard Police have taken refuge across the Bangladeshi border amid fighting between security forces and ethnic rebels.
The leadership at FOX News traveled to Israel to meet with journalists at the network’s Jerusalem bureau and to see firsthand the job they are doing covering the war.
Chilean officials raised the death toll from a series of recent wildfires to 122 Monday, with hundreds of others still unaccounted for as rescuers scour affected areas.
Bills criminalizing the animal sedative xylazine, as well as artificial intelligence-generated child sexual abuse imagery, have cleared the South Dakota Legislature.
Rapper Killer Mike took home three big awards at the Grammy Awards on Sunday, only to be arrested for misdemeanor battery. He spoke out on the charges on Monday.
Yuma County, Arizona, Supervisor Jonathan Lines said the Senate deal does not go far enough to crackdown on illegal immigration into the U.S. and should be rejected by Congress.
Portland private security guard Michael Bock shared heartbreaking stories about the impact he's seen from Oregon decriminalizing drugs in his state since 2020.