The New York Times spoke with undecided voters about their reactions after Tuesday’s presidential debate, where a majority of them expressed being unswayed by the performances of both candidates. The Times interviewed voters in five states and asked them whether the debate changed their views on the presidential race. Shavanaka Kelly, who lives in Milwaukee,...
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Voters give Harris the debate win, but praise Trump on policy: She got under his skin
Fox News Digital spoke with voters from across the nation about their reactions to the first presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump. Becky from Tennessee thought Harris won, saying the vice president “made strong points about her policies” and “focused on the positive.” Edwin, a self-described independent from Florida, also...
Morning Glory: The worst debate in the history of presidential debates
Not one question Tuesday night about the execution of Hersh Goldberg-Polin and five other hostages two weeks ago, or about any of the Americans murdered by Hamas terrorists on October 7? Not one question on Iran, which is within weeks of acquiring a nuclear weapon and which is paying and perhaps precisely directing repeated attacks...
World Series champ David Wells takes swipe at MLB commish while talking about pitchers' habits
David Wells, a retired World Series champion pitcher who played for the New York Yankees, among other teams, took a swipe at MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Wednesday. Wells appeared on OutKick’s “The Ricky Cobb Show” and called Manfred the “worst commissioner in the game,” accusing him of trying to change the game too much. The...
Al Michaels expresses affection for Kirk Herbstreit's dog Ben amid criticism over canine's presence in booth
Earlier this month, ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit made it clear he would not tolerate any criticism of his beloved golden retriever, Ben. The canine made an appearance in the broadcast booth during the pregame show ahead of the LSU-USC game Sept. 1. And some viewers voiced their displeasure seeing Ben stand between Herbstreit...
Dem Maryland governor says he enjoys ‘shotgunning beers,’ football as many feel masculinity is on ballot
AUSTIN, Texas–Democratic Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said he enjoys pounding beers like a stereotypical man as the subject of masculinity has become a prominent topic in the media’s coverage of the 2024 presidential race. The notion of masculinity came to the forefront last month after CNN’s Dana Bash suggested Democratic National Convention honchos worked to...
Tim Tebow helps introduce new bill to combat child exploitation: ‘Everybody needs to be part of the solution'
Tim Tebow is known for using his platform for good, and he is now joining a bipartisan group of lawmakers to take greater action in combating child exploitation. The former NFL quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner laid out why he is supporting the Renewed Hope Act on “Fox & Friends” Thursday. “We have to build...
'Biggest medical fraud of our time': Riley Gaines dives into the heart of gender-affirming care epidemic
Riley Gaines emerged as a central figure in the fight to preserve the hard-fought progress of women’s sports after drawing attention to fairness in an age where including transgender athletes remains hotly-contested. Now the former NCAA swimmer is emphasizing a more detrimental side effect of the gender-affirming care epidemic. “Female athletes are not the biggest...
Whoopi Goldberg defends billionaire Taylor Swift after Vance says she's unaffected by high prices: 'Shut up'
“The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg unleashed on Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, on Thursday for saying that Taylor Swift would not be affected by high prices or housing costs, because she’s a billionaire. “You don’t know what affects her! You don’t know about her money!… Shut up, JD!” Goldberg said. She then reversed course somewhat, saying,...
One-third of US public school students are behind grade level, data shows: 'Failing' our children
Sobering data from the National Center for Education Statistics indicates nearly one-third of U.S. public schoolchildren are behind grade level, with the data pointing to even more devastating numbers for students in select regions. The report is based on responses to the June 2024 School Pulse Panel that asked about grade proficiency in subjects like...









