Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign is looking for an “escape hatch” ahead of next Tuesday’s ABC News presidential debate, Trump campaign senior adviser Jason Miller told Fox News. Harris’ team has notably pushed to tweak the rules surrounding microphones during the debate, slated for Sept. 10, backtracking on formerly solidified agreements to have muted mics...
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Ohio State football players draw hundreds to campus faith event: 'God truly showed up'
Ohio State University football players drew hundreds to a campus rally last weekend to pray and worship, with dozens also being baptized into the Christian faith. “This event was truly to bring true joy and peace that I believe in, that I think we all believe that can truly only be found in Jesus Christ,...
Germany started criminal investigation into social media user for mocking politician for being 'fat'
German officials attempted to start a criminal investigation into a Gab social media user who allegedly called a left-wing female politician “fat,” but the platform refused to comply with the German authorities’ invasive demands to uncover the person’s identity, the platform told Fox News Digital. The Federal Criminal Police Office (Bundeskriminalamt-BKA) contacted Gab about a...
Liberal rabbi who was canceled for pro-Israel beliefs says we're living in 'dangerous' time for free speech
A progressive rabbi who recently fell victim to cancel culture warned of the growing hostility to free speech on college campuses and other liberal enclaves toward anyone who expresses support for Israel. “Many students complain of not being taught, but being subjected to all manner of propaganda in the classroom. And many Jewish students, in...
Dem lawmaker calls out CNN for botching headline on Hamas killing hostages
CNN faced a torrent of criticism, including from a Democratic lawmaker, for its headline about an American hostage being killed by Hamas. “Israeli-American hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin has died, family confirms via statement,” CNN’s original headline said. The original headline was quick to garner criticism, accusing the network of language that was “f—ked up” and “exonerating...
Kamala Harris should have been 'pushed harder' on Biden's mental fitness during interview: WaPo columnists
A group of Washington Post columnists suggested that Vice President Kamala Harris should have been “pushed harder” on President Biden’s mental fitness during a discussion about her first sit-down interview with CNN. “Couldn’t Bash, though, have pushed a bit harder on what Harris knew about Biden’s fitness for office and how she viewed his decline...
Ex-Labor secretary Robert Reich claims Elon Musk 'out of control,' says regulators should 'threaten arrest'
Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich, who served during Bill Clinton’s presidency, wrote in a column published Friday that Elon Musk was “out of control,” and argued he needed to be reined in. “He may be the richest man in the world. He may own one of the world’s most influential social media platforms. But that...
San Francisco to begin 'Equity Audit' of controversial statues: Concentration of 'White Supremacy'
The San Francisco Art Commission is planning on spending $3 million to begin efforts to remove and replace controversial monuments. In a meeting last week, senior project manager Angela Carrier gave more details regarding the “Shaping Legacy” plan, a strategy to address more than 100 examples of monuments and memorials that show “a concentration that...
NY Times columnist calls out his fellow liberals: Stop ‘stereotyping and belittling’ Trump supporters
New York Times opinion columnist Nicholas Kristof urged liberals to find empathy with former President Trump’s supporters in a new column. The author admitted that Democratic voters have been prone to demonize Trump voters since 2016 and advised them to relinquish that impulse so that they can build bridges with their political opposition. Kristof also...
Superintendent orders Oklahoma schools to promote patriotism after student told to remove US flag from truck
Oklahoma State School Superintendent Ryan Walters told the Fox News Channel that his school district would be enacting new policies to allow students to show their patriotism after an Oklahoma high school student was forced to remove an American flag from his truck by school staff earlier this month. Walters spoke on “Fox & Friends...









