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Trump goes one-on-one with Lou Dobbs

President Trump joins FOX Business’ Lou Dobbs for an exclusive interview where they discuss a number of topics including the 2020 presidential election, the coronavirus pandemic and U.S.-China relations.

Kayleigh McEnany holds press briefing at White House

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany holds a press briefing

Pelosi announces she has 'no confidence' in top White House coronavirus adviser Deborah Birx

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi declared Sunday that she has "no confidence" in top White House coronavirus adviser Deborah Birx, just days after Pelosi reportedly called Birx "the worst" in a closed-door meeting and said the White House coronavirus team was in "horrible hands." At the same time, Pelosi has praised Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIH), as a "hero." Democrats have largely turned on Birx after a thinly sourced article in The New York Times criticized her for defending President Trump -- but Fauci, who has repeatedly changed his view on key aspects of the pandemic, is now seen as more willing to challenge the president.-- More...

Mark Levin slams Democrats for treatment of AG Barr, calls Obama a 'pathological liar'

"Life, Liberty and Levin" host Mark Levin appeared on "Watters' World" Saturday and criticized Democrats for their treatment of Attorney General William Barr during a House Judiciary Committee hearing, calling it a "disgrace." "I've never seen a senior official of any administration ever treated like that," Levin said. "This hearing should have been [about] how do we come together as a nation to put down rioters who were trying to overthrow the country. Marxists, anarchists, whether they're Black Lives Matter or Antifa. But that's not how it works. The Democrat Party is all in on this radical hardcore agenda. And so they're beating up on the attorney general."-- More...

Former GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain dies at 74 from coronavirus complications

Herman Cain, the former Republican presidential candidate and affable business magnate, died Thursday after being hospitalized for coronavirus. Cain, 74, first went to an Atlanta hospital for treatment on July 1, his staff had said.

Twitter deletes video promoted by Trump on hydroxychloroquine use for coronavirus

Twitter removed a video that was promoted on President Trump's account late Monday showing what appeared to be doctors in Washington praising the benefits of using hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19 patients. The video, which was widely shared on social media, appeared to include about a dozen doctors standing in front of the Supreme Court building in Washington. It was unclear when the video was shot.

Federal officers in Portland may have been permanently blinded by lasers, officials say

At least three federal officers in Portland may not recover their vision after earlier this week demonstrators, who have shown up in crowds of over 1,000 for more than 50 consecutive nights, shined lasers in their eyes and threw fireworks at a federal courthouse, officials said. During Monday night's confrontation, one person also threatened to cut off the water supply to federal officers inside the building.

DHS defends presence in Portland amid unrest, answers press questions

The Department of Homeland Security will speak to press about the escalating situation in Portland, Oregon.

AG Barr discusses China policy

Trump to hold Rose Garden press conference

President Trump will hold a press conference in the Rose Garden Tuesday at 5 p.m., the White House announced, and a source familiar with the matter said the president will use the opportunity to discuss China during the event. The press conference also comes as the president pushes forward with his campaign to reopen schools in the fall, while some states face a spike in coronavirus.-- More...

Paycheck Protection Funds To Anti-Gun Rights Groups An Outrage

BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation today said the recent revelation that the anti-gun-rights Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence took a federal Paycheck Protection Loan worth up to $1 million, while working to keep gun stores closed is an “outrageous exploitation of the COVID-19 pandemic to prevent people from exercising their constitutional rights.” The Brady group reported received between $350,000 and $1 million on April 10. Likewise, the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence reportedly accepted a loan worth between $150,000 and $350,000 in April, to meet payroll for 16 employees.

Watters' World: President's Power To Commute Sentences Is Almost Absolute

Watters' World 7/12/20 Host Jesse Watters offers a one-of-a-kind comedic look at the latest headlines from the campaign trail

Man rescues bald eagle from drowning in lake in amazing video: 'Had to prove to my son I'm cool'

A man in British Columbia rescued a young bald eagle from drowning in Lake Windermere on Fourth of July – an achievement he said he will use to boast about to his son. Brett Bacon was on a boat ride with his family when they saw the giant bird struggling in the water, the New York Post reported.

New Jersey police officer in kayak rescues dog trapped in muddy pond, video shows

A New Jersey police officer paddled a kayak to the middle of a pond to rescue a dog stuck neck-deep in the muck. Washington Township officers responded to a dog in distress and found Akela, a gray boxer/mastiff, struggling in the water, the department said Wednesday on Facebook.-- More...

Trump claims federal forces were 'all set to go into Seattle' when mayor ordered CHOP dismantled

President Trump claimed in an exclusive interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity Thursday that the White House had notified Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan that it would send federal forces to dismantle the infamous "CHOP"protest zone, but local police "went in before we got there." "We were going in, we were going in very soon," Trump said on "Hannity". "We let them know that and all of a sudden, they didn’t want that. So they went in before we got there, but we were going in very shortly, very soon, and we would’ve taken the 'CHOP' ... back very easily, but they went in, and frankly, the people just gave up. They were tired. They had it for a long period of time."-- More...

FBI Director Wray says half of bureau’s 5,000 counterintelligence cases are related to China

FBI Director Christopher Wray on Tuesday warned Americans that the Chinese government’s theft of American information is taking place on so large a scale, suspected incidents make up nearly half of his bureau’s counterintelligence cases. Speaking at an event hosted by the Hudson Institute in Washington, Wray said that Chinese thefts amount to “one of the largest transfers of wealth in human history,” and that the American people are the victims.-- More...

Tucker: Can the left lead a country they hate?

Loving the people you lead is the most basic prerequisite of leadership

Greg erupts on Juan in heated argument over Democrat run cities

Trump slams Democrat run cities 'plagued by violence' in Fox News' town hall; 'The Five' weighs in. #FoxNews #TheFive

Ocean City Police investigating after large brawl breaks out on boardwalk, beach

OCEAN CITY, Md. (FOX 5 DC) - Police in Ocean City are investigating several violent incidents that happened overnight in the resort town. In a video obtained by FOX 5, a massive group of people is caught on camera brawling on the boardwalk initially, and then on the beach.

Trump signing executive order on policing to 'build trust' in law enforcement

President Trump is signing an executive order on law enforcement reform in the wake of the death of George Floyd, an event that tipped off weeks of protests, as the nation grapples with racial disparities in policing and the criminal justice system that have spurred calls as drastic as the dismantling of entire police departments. The president appeared Tuesday in the Rose Garden to sign the order, which is titled "Safe Policing for Safe Communities."