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New York's fracking ban creates energy poverty for 2.7 million residents while Pennsylvania neighbors profit from natural gas drilling.
Jerry O'Connell defended attending a Kamala Harris rally with Megan Thee Stallion performance while Bill Maher criticizes celebrity involvement in Democratic politics on podcast.
From Detroit's Bullshot to modern creations, bartenders are embracing bone broth in cocktails. Here's how this savory trend is reshaping drink menus.
President Donald Trump weighed in on Truth Social after Venzuela came back to defeat Italy in the World Baseball Classic semifinal on Monday night.
Taniquewa Brewster benefited from Austin's guaranteed income pilot program, which was a initiative using tax dollars for unconditional cash assistance.
Jalen Brunson shared valuable championship advice for March Madness hopefuls, drawing from his two NCAA titles with Villanova and current NBA experience.
A large observational study suggests that around seven hours of nightly sleep is associated with lower insulin resistance, while too little or too much sleep may worsen metabolic health.
Comedian Mark Normand explained how social media-fueled partisanship prevents audiences from enjoying comedy as people focus on determining political stances instead.
The Department of Homeland Security has requested that Gov. Abigail Spanberger and officials in Fairfax County not release an illegal charged with groping several high school girls.
The Senate GOP can't beat the math for the talking filibuster, instead forcing Senate Democrats to challenge the bill. But not everyone in the GOP supports the SAVE America Act.
Gulf states maintain restraint despite reported Iranian attacks on Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait, prioritizing regional stability.
Schumer slams Pentagon's $93B spending spree, pushes ACA subsidies instead. Critics cite widespread fraud in healthcare program with phantom enrollees.
Sen. Markwayne Mullin draws bipartisan support for DHS secretary role, with China hawks and Democrats backing Trump's nomination pick despite critics.
Archaeologists uncovered a 2,000-year-old temple in Denmark at Hedegård, revealing insights into a mysterious Iron Age power center with luxury goods and Roman connections.
Illinois primary could make history as three candidates vie for Durbin's Senate seat, with potential for second Black woman or Indian American senator.
Analysis compares Trump's tough stance on Iran to previous presidents, examining decades of U.S.-Iran conflict and nuclear weapons concerns in the region.
Hollywood actors make political speeches at 2026 Oscars, but viewership plummets from 55 million in 1998 to just 20 million today as audiences continue to reject elite messaging.
Congress and Donald Trump allocated $2.5 billion for Pentagon small drone purchases, launching Drone Dominance program with American vendors to compete globally.
Media tensions escalate as the Trump administration criticizes press coverage of the Iran conflict, with officials questioning journalistic approaches to war.
Minnesota lawmakers proposed a bill to ban reverse location warrants allowing police to collect cellphone data near crime scenes, which they say violates the Fourth Amendment.
Venezuela staged a dramatic comeback to defeat Italy, 4-2, at loanDepot park, advancing to World Baseball Classic final against Team USA on Tuesday night.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett's security guard killed in a SWAT standoff was accused of impersonating police, and the congresswoman defended him despite his lengthy rap sheet.
Phillies outfielder Johan Rojas will serve his 80-game MLB suspension despite an appeal after testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug.
Matt Clark, beloved "Back to the Future Part III" bartender Chester, has died at 89, his family confirmed to Fox News Digital.
Cuba's power grid suffers total collapse amid fuel shortages and sanctions, leaving the island nation scrambling to restore electricity to millions.