FIRST ON FOX: Rep. Mike Flood, R Neb., is introducing a bill to condemn the United Nations for attempting to limit Americans’ consumption of popular meat products.

   National Security Council spokesman John Kirby mocked Russia’s upcoming presidential election while speaking with reporters aboard Air Force One during a press gaggle.

   The Texas Supreme Court issued a temporary stay on a lower court ruling that would have allowed a pregnant woman whose fetus has a fatal diagnosis to receive an abortion.

   Donald Trump is mostly ignoring his Republican challengers and targeting President Biden as he runs for the GOP presidential nomination

   Pennsylvania GOP Rep. Guy Reschenthaler is introducing a bill aiming to help solve cold cases through federal grant funding for forensic genetics testing.

   EXCLUSIVE: Former Trump campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh said working for the former president was the highest honor quot; of his career, while telling his redemption story quot; in the hopes of helping others to overcome addiction.

   Nearly two dozen state AGs demand fair treatment from voting advisors, urging an end to quot;debanking quot; conservative clients.

   President Biden repeatedly called on the rich to pay their fair share and targeted tax cheats after his son, Hunter, allegedly evaded his own income taxes.

   Missouri Republican lawmakers introduced legislation to allow homicide charges against women who receive abortions, although some exceptions would be offered.

   Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs demanded in a letter Friday to President Biden that the federal government reimburse her state million for the security quot;failure quot; at the southern border.

   The Department of Education opened investigations into an additional six schools across the country over discrimination as the war between Israel and Hamas continues.

   Democratic Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell is suing White nationalist group NSC over alleged civil rights violations.

   Seventy four House members signed a letter to the governing boards of Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the University of Pennsylvania, calling on them to remove the president of each institution.

   Some of President Biden’s challengers reacted to the indictment of his son, Hunter, by blasting the DOJ for quot;slow walking quot; its investigation.

   Rep. Elise Stefanik, R N.Y., criticized Harvard University President Claudine Gay on X after the Ivy League leader apologized for remarks made on antisemitism during Tuesday’s congressional hearing.

   A federal appeals court on Friday struck down parts of New York’s controversial concealed carry law but upheld most of the ban on carrying guns in quot;sensitive places. quot;

   Senate Democrats propose an amendment for oversight on weapons sent abroad, ensuring their use follows U.S. and international humanitarian laws.

   Democratic Missouri state Rep. Sarah Unsicker has been removed from her four committee assignments after posing for a photo with an alleged Holocaust denier.

   Legal experts say Hunter Biden faces quot;a real chance of jail time quot; if he is convicted on new tax felony charges from special counsel David Weiss.

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   Congress aims to approve the renewal of a foreign surveillance program, FISA Section , before the end of the year, amid concerns and demands of reform from conservatives.

   Several members of the University of Pennsylvania Board of Trustees have reportedly asked the institution’s President Liz Magill to think quot;long and hard quot; regarding her ability to lead the university.

   Hunter Biden claimed during a podcast appearance that Republicans were trying to kill him in order to destroy his dad’s presidency. He also blasted his critics as quot;motherf ers. quot;

   President Biden was pressed by reporters on the new indictment of his son, Hunter, on federal tax charges in California, but he ignored the questions.

   A federal appeals court has upheld key parts of a federal judge’s gag order limiting what Donald Trump can say about his ongoing prosecution by the Special Counsel for alleged Jan. election interference.