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New York police officers save baby trapped under car after it crashes into a building

Two Yonkers, New York, police officers are being hailed as heroes after the pair saved a baby girl pinned under a car after the vehicle plowed into a building. A video released by the Yonkers Police Department begins with surveillance footage showing the car plowing into other vehicles before hitting a woman crossing a street while holding her daughter. The car can then be seen slamming through a storefront just before 8:00 a.m. on Friday – carrying the victims along on the hood.

Hollywood leaving California for New Mexico tax incentives

It’s not just residents and tech companies fleeing high-taxes in California. Hollywood is now headed east to resume content creation. Movie and film studios are starting to move to New Mexico, or the so-called "tamalewood," in order to take advantage of its 35% tax incentive for the entertainment industry.

New York police officer saves man's life by patching up chest wound with potato chips bag and tape

Police officer's actions saved the victim's life

Tucker: Biden administration deems censorship 'applicable to private speech'

Last March, as the first big clusters of Coronavirus cases, started to appear in this country, media executives in Silicon Valley coordinated with officials in Washington to determine how much the public was allowed to know about the growing epidemic that was killing them. Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook emailed Tony Fauci at NIH, to assure him that Facebook users would see only Tony Fauci’s approved guidance on Covid-19. Twitter and Google effectively did the same.

Dr. Nicole Saphier, Fox news medical contributor about possible link between vaccine & heart inflammation

Dr. Nicole Saphier, Fox news medical contributor about possible link between vaccine & heart inflammation

Ilhan Omar: "I don't" regret equating U.S. and Israel with the Taliban and Hamas terrorists

The Fox News "Outnumbered" panel on Wednesday delivered scathing comments on Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., after the congresswoman defended her comments equating Israel and the United States to terrorist organizations. "I actually appreciate the fact that Ilhan Omar is telling the truth. Now, she doesn’t regret this. She doesn’t regret what she said. She meant it," Fox News contributor Guy Benson said.

Donald Rumsfeld dead at 88: Former defense secretary at helm of Iraq, Afghanistan wars

Donald Rumsfeld, who charted an impressive Washington career serving under four presidents but whose legacy largely was defined by his controversial tenure as defense secretary during the Iraq War, has died, his family announced Wednesday. He was 88. Rumsfeld, a confident adviser to power with a trenchant style that made him admirers as well as enemies, had a long and winding career in public life that spanned five decades. He had been a congressman and a White House chief of staff, and had a successful corporate career, too. But it was his second term as secretary of defense from 2001 to 2006 – during the most tumultuous period of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars – for which he is most known.

Trump, at U.S.-Mexican border, slams Biden for ‘open, really dangerous’ border

Former President Trump returned to the nation’s southern border on Wednesday, taking direct aim at his Democratic successor in the White House for the surge this year in migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexican border. "There has never been a border so secure as the southern border that we had, and now it’s opened up," the former president emphasized as he sat down for a briefing from Republican Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas and Lone Star State law enforcement and border officials.

Bill Cosby released from Pennsylvania prison after sex assault case thrown out

Bill Cosby was released from prison Wednesday after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court vacated his sexual assault conviction. Cosby, 83, was released from SCI Phoenix in Collegeville, Pa., outside Philadelphia, just before 2:30 p.m, state corrections officials told Fox News.

Grassley, 87, cranks out 22 push-ups at Iowa event

Sens. Chuck Grassley R-Iowa., and Tom Cotton R-Ark., showed off their push-up skills during a fundraising event in Iowa to call attention to the mental health of U.S. veterans. While on stage at the event in Sioux Center Tuesday, Grassley encouraged Cotton to join him and attempt 22 push-ups, in honor of the 22 veterans who commit suicide on average each day, he said.

WATCH: Arizona AG backs Georgia in face of ‘absurdly partisan’ DOJ lawsuit over election law

FIRST ON FOX: Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has written to his counterpart in Georgia, backing the state over what he described as an "absurdly partisan" lawsuit from the Department of Justice over the state’s election integrity laws. "As the Attorney General of Arizona, another state where the DOJ is attempting to intimidate local officials, please know that we stand with you in this fight and will do whatever we can to push back against this blatantly political and unmerited attack," Brnovich wrote in a letter on Friday to Georgia AG Christopher Carr.

WATCH: Mark Levin: There's a big lie being told about our military

Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., says the military needs to fight real wars not 'culture wars' on 'Life, Liberty & Levin.'

KT McFarland: Second COVID cover-up – China, we know about but was there another one in the US?

The world rightfully wants to find out what really happened in Wuhan and how what should have been a run-of-the-mill virus set off a global pandemic. We probably never will, however, because of the Great Chinese Cover-up. But is there another cover-up, hiding right here in plain sight in Washington?

Biden’s airstrikes seen as message to Iran while administration tries to revive nuke deal

President Biden’s decision to order airstrikes targeting facilities near the Iraq-Syria border that have been used by Iran-backed militia groups was a clear warning to Tehran while the administration continues to negotiate to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. Lawrence J. Korb, the senior fellow at American Progress Action Fund and a former assistant secretary of defense, said in an interview that the airstrikes—carried out by fighter-bombers—were essentially Biden "serving notice" to Tehran.

Portland police commander on 'Hannity': Riot squad resigning was a 'long time coming'

Why is the media ignoring bloodbaths in cities like Chicago?

Tucker: What is this 'white supremacist' symbol doing in Don Lemon's kitchen?

NJ school board slammed as 'arrogant and incompetent,' reverses decision to remove holiday names from calendar

'Miracle on Ice' captain couldn't believe US Olympian said she'd burn flag: 'I thought it was a prank'

NYC gunman shoots alleged gang member in broad daylight while kids, 5 and 10, are trapped amid melee

A gunman shot an alleged gang member in broad daylight in New York City – while two children who were completely uninvolved were mere inches away, according to police, sources and shocking video. The 24-year-old man was standing on the sidewalk on Sheridan Avenue near East 172nd Street in the Bronx at about 6:44 p.m. Thursday when a gunman approached and began shooting at him, the New York Police Department (NYPD) said. But two children, ages 10 and 5, became entangled with the victim as he tried to escape his attacker, startling police video shows.