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Live updates and the latest news as Republicans in Congress avoid blaming Trump’s policies after election losses and Scott Colom wins the Mississippi Senate race.
President Trump has revived his feud with his old foe, Mexico, in a caps-locked Truth Social post. “Here we go again! With the perceived loss by the Republicans in the Midterms - I WAS NOT ON THE BALLOT- the INVASION of our Country is taking place again.
Oil prices popped Thursday, after the latest comments from President Donald Trump raised worries that an end to the U.S.-Iran war was not in sight.
Ullyot, who worked on Trump’s 2016 campaign and has repeatedly sounded the alarm about Hegseth’s leadership of the Pentagon, said the secretary has just “built a career as a bombastic guy on Fox News” who “likes to throw bombs” and suggested he should have told Trump from the outset that he was “not the unifying figure you need.”
Melania Trump is one of the most private women to hold the role of first lady. But she has commanded the spotlight since the Republican Party’s devastating losses in the midterm elections.
Young voters have also shifted toward Democrats, raising doubts about whether the GOP can preserve the coalition that won power.
Mike Sarraille discusses the massive nationwide strike and violent clashes between protesters and police in Spain. Sarraille also analyzes President Donald Trump's Veterans Day speech defending military action against Iran.
A new bill would bring scrutiny to pardons tied to the president's allies and donors, but legal experts say it would likely run up against the Constitution.
President Donald Trump repeated his comparison of the Iran operation with the U.S. wars in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq.
Article III Project senior counsel Josh Hammer joins 'Fox & Friends First' to analyze the constitutional conflict over Democrats' potential probes into the Trump administration and the legal consequences they could face for overreach.
In a 2023 campaign speech, Trump pledged to reclaim universities from what he called the radical left. His Education Department just finalized a rule to help him do it.