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Fox News correspondent Matt Finn reports live from Dubai on the Wall Street Journal's report that the UAE is willing to use force to open the Strait of Hormuz. This follows waves of missile and drone strikes launched by Iran against Gulf nations.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani is allowing city government employees and agencies to use TikTok again, reversing a previous ban. Cybersecurity expert Kurt Knutsson warns about the dangers of TikTok, citing data privacy concerns and China-based servers.

President Donald Trump welcomes faith leaders to the White House for an Easter lunch to commemorate Holy Week, as Pastor Jentezen Franklin calls for a national return to Biblical principles.

The Justice Department launches a lawsuit against Minnesota, citing Title IX violations for allowing biological males to compete against women in sports. XX-XY ambassador Kendall Kotzmacher weighs in on 'Fox & Friends First.'

Associate White House counsel Graziella Pastor says critics are misunderstanding the original purpose of birthright citizenship on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’

Constitutional attorney Mark Smith discusses President Donald Trump's challenge to birthright citizenship at the Supreme Court, analyzing the 14th Amendment's 'subject to the jurisdiction thereof' clause.

Fox News contributor Dan Hoffman discusses President Donald Trump's Iran strategy, aiming to eliminate nuclear weapons within weeks.

Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson recaps times the U.S. assisted allies’ national interests on ‘Hannity.’

OutKick founder Clay Travis dissects Tiger Woods' statement after his DUI arrest and addresses his alleged painkiller use on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’

Robert De Niro and Ilhan Omar spoke at No Kings Day protests, but one commentator argues the rallies are pure performative theater divorced from reality.

Podcaster Hasan Piker visited Cuba and claimed people were partying despite daily rolling blackouts, while staying in a five-star, generator-powered hotel.

X's proposed monetization changes could stop foreign bot farms from funding divisive U.S. creators, but Elon Musk has delayed the policy for review.

Chicago's new hotel tax hike raises room rates to 19% to fund Choose Chicago, but critics argue the move will hurt working-class tourists, not help them.

Israel is fighting on two fronts in the Iran conflict, but Hugh Hewitt argues Americans remain largely unaware of their ally's contributions to the war.