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‘Fox News @ Night’ panelists contemplate the theory that there was an accomplice in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.

The 'Common Sense Department' thinks it’s obvious that President Donald Trump is unhappy with the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down his global tariffs.

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld discusses San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s new policy to establish a facility to arrest and treat drug users on ‘Gutfeld!’

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the panel discuss an Australian reporter whose drunk broadcast went viral on ‘Gutfeld!’

Host of 'Crime Stories' Nancy Grace analyzes the search for Nancy Guthrie and potential suspects in her disappearance on ‘Hannity.’

Mayors for Guaranteed Income coalition of 150 mayors pushed pilot programs offering up to $1,000 monthly payments as more than 100 pilots launch since 2018.

Supreme Court strikes down Trump's worldwide tariffs in Learning Resources v. Trump, with Chief Justice Roberts leading the 6-3 majority ruling decision.

Langone Medical Center announces it will stop providing gender surgery and hormone treatments for children, following a $2 million lawsuit settlement.

January jobs report crushes forecasts with 130,000 new payrolls and unemployment dropping to 4.3% as Trump's policies continue to drive economic growth.

Harvard University faculty committee tackles grade inflation problem that Harvey Mansfield highlighted decades ago, following Princeton University's failed grading restrictions.

I left California due to Gov. Newsom's progressive policies affecting children, including mandatory LGBTQ sex education and secret gender transitions.

I discovered my $600 asthma medication cost only 30 euros in Italy, revealing how Trump's TrumpRx could fix America's broken prescription drug pricing.

FBI undergoes major restructuring with 1,000 agents moved from Washington D.C. to field offices, eliminates politicized units and establishes new partnerships.

Mark Zuckerberg faced a jury for the first time in a social media trial, answering allegations that Meta designed addictive products targeting children.