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Graham Platner's political collapse ended his Maine Senate campaign and solidified Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman's public break from Bernie Sanders and progressive allies. Fetterman criticized Sanders for backing Platner and expressed frustration over the left's influence, while noting his unexpected popularity with Republicans.

Graham Platner's political collapse in Maine led to Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman's public break from Bernie Sanders-backed progressives. Fetterman criticized Platner and Sanders for supporting the scandal-plagued candidate, marking his shift from a progressive ally to a left-wing critic. His evolving stance has distanced him from parts of the Democratic establishment.

A new Wall Street Journal report alleges Iranian officials have been planning to assassinate President Trump. The report is explained by FOX News' Doug Luzader in the latest developments.

Abdul El-Sayed, a Senate candidate in Michigan, faces criticism for delaying tax disclosure, claiming he needs more time to gather paperwork related to his wife's foreign property. Opponent Haley Stevens and others accuse him of avoiding transparency, while his June 2025 financial disclosure lists assets including his wife's rental properties in India and Michigan.

Abdul El-Sayed, a U.S. Senate candidate in Michigan, faces criticism for delaying tax disclosures, claiming he needs more time to gather paperwork. His opponent, Haley Stevens, alleges he is concealing his net worth until after the primary. Critics, including Sen. Katie Britt and others, have called his response confusing, citing his 2025 financial disclosures that include his wife's foreign properties.

John Kennedy is gaining national attention through Fox News appearances, a bestselling book, and a growing TikTok following. He is leveraging his popularity to support Senate GOP colleagues in key states, with events in Ohio, New Hampshire, Indiana, and Tennessee raising significant funds. Kennedy has not ruled out a potential presidential bid despite no declared leadership ambitions.

Donald Trump announced he will request the US Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling on birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment, citing a Texas hospital's billboards advertising maternity services to Mexican expectant mothers. The billboards, which Trump described as evidence of birthright citizenship being exploited, were reported by Fox News but appear to be a limited example.

Donald Trump announced he will request the US Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling on birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment, citing new evidence of Texas hospitals advertising maternity services in Mexico. The president referenced billboards mentioned in a Fox News report, though his social media post exaggerated the scope of the advertisements.

President Trump ordered federal agencies to identify and cancel contracts promoting 'gender ideology extremism' in 2025. The USDA found only about seven such contracts initially but later canceled additional funding, including a grant for 'food justice for trans people.' Critics questioned the USDA's limited findings, noting its historically conservative stance on gender and minority issues.

A breaching whale accidentally struck and sank a fire crew’s rescue boat, causing it to sink. The fire crew was rescued without injuries, and experts suggested the incident was accidental, with the boat in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Steve Hilton, a British-born Republican candidate for California governor, has a background in UK politics and aligns with Donald Trump but holds some conflicting views on issues like welfare and living wages. California's political landscape, with a Democratic majority and low Trump approval, poses a challenge for his campaign.

Retired Gen. Jack Keane stated the U.S. must prevent Iran from maintaining control of the Strait of Hormuz. He warned that a major Iranian attack would likely lead to U.S. combat operations.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) distanced himself from democratic socialist ideas, stating he does not 'prescribe to an ideology.' Fox News’s Shannon Bream highlighted past advocacy by democratic socialists, including calls to abolish prisons.

Prosecutors in Utah are presenting their case against Tyler Robinson, charged with murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Evidence includes DNA linking Robinson to the murder weapon and a text message confession, with the death penalty sought due to aggravating circumstances. The preliminary hearing, starting Monday, will determine if there is sufficient evidence for trial.

New York Times opinion writer Michelle Cottle criticized the Democratic Party's fundraising emails for appearing insecure and ineffective, comparing them to contrite boyfriend messages. She argued that Republican fundraising messaging, while fear-based, offers a sense of pride and belonging, which Democrats need to counter with confidence.

The Supreme Court declined to halt an $800-a-day fine against former Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge for refusing to reveal her source in a lawsuit involving scientist Yanping Chen. The Court also ruled that President Donald Trump cannot fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook while her challenge to her removal is ongoing, but he may attempt to fire her again under new circumstances.

Tucker Carlson, a rightwing broadcaster, mentioned the idea of building a new political party in the US but did not provide details. He stated he does not want to be a candidate for president and expressed frustration with Trump.

Tucker Carlson, a rightwing broadcaster, mentioned wanting to help build a new political party in the United States but provided few details. He stated he does not want to be a candidate for president and expressed frustration with Trump.

The Supreme Court declined to halt an $800-a-day fine against former Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge for refusing to disclose confidential sources related to stories about scientist Yanping Chen. A judge ruled that Chen's need for information in her lawsuit against the government outweighed Herridge's right to protect her sources, leading to Herridge's civil contempt citation.

America's 250th birthday celebrations on July 3 and 4 will see mixed closures and openings. July 3 is a federal holiday with NYSE and federal offices closed, while banks and national parks remain open. July 4 sees closures for banks and DMV, but stores like Costco and Sam’s Club stay open. Businesses advise confirming hours beforehand.

Peace talks aimed at ending the war in Iran continue as President Trump considered resuming military strikes. A FOX News reporter discussed the latest developments on Chicago's Morning News.

A secret Long Island spy team is credited with saving George Washington from murder and contributing to the American Revolution's success. Fox News host Brian Kilmeade highlighted Washington's reliance on others for his achievements.

A new Fox News poll indicates a close Senate race in Iowa between Democrat Josh Turek and Republican Ashley Hinson, with Turek holding a 4-point lead. The poll highlights shifting voter sentiment toward Donald Trump, who now has a negative favorability rating in Iowa, and notes demographic divides in candidate support.

A new Fox News poll indicates a closely contested Senate race in Iowa between Democrat Josh Turek and Republican Ashley Hinson, with Turek holding a 4-point lead. Iowans view Donald Trump negatively by 13 points, and the race could shift based on voter enthusiasm and demographic support patterns.

Fox News polling indicates Georgia Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff holds a double-digit lead over GOP challenger Mike Collins in the 2026 Senate race. Ossoff receives 56% support compared to Collins' 43%, with strong backing from Black voters, young voters, and independents. Collins, endorsed by President Trump, gains support from White evangelical Christians and rural voters.

Fox News polling shows Georgia Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff leading GOP challenger Mike Collins by 13 percentage points in the 2026 Senate race, with strong support from Black voters, young people, and independents. Collins, endorsed by President Trump in a June GOP primary, underperforms compared to former Republican rival David Perdue. Voter concerns focus on inflation, with Ossoff holding higher favorability than Collins or Trump.

NPR retracted an article falsely reporting that Justice Samuel Alito was retiring, attributing the error to a misunderstanding. The report by Nina Totenberg was quickly removed after the Supreme Court's public information office denied the claim, and NPR issued an apology for the confusion.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged oil and gas companies to lower prices, following Donald Trump's criticism of slow price reductions. Bessent emphasized that authorities are monitoring the situation and encouraged companies to act responsibly.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio informed Congress that negotiations with Iran could fail, but the administration aims to pursue diplomacy. Technical talks on the memorandum of understanding and nuclear negotiations are set to continue in Qatar.

Bill Maher expressed admiration for President Donald Trump's confrontational approach with journalists, stating he enjoys seeing Trump directly challenge them in interviews. Maher, while critical of Trump, acknowledged the president's tendency to voice his thoughts openly, which he relates to but refrains from doing himself.

A liberal late-night host criticized Fox News' Jesse Watters over his extramarital affair. The host made a pointed comment targeting Watters' personal life.

A film produced by Ben Shapiro's media company Daily Wire, 'Run, Fight, Hide: Infidels,' has faced criticism for its portrayal of pro-Palestine university students and Muslims as 'terrorists' enforcing 'barbaric Sharia law.' The film's trailer includes controversial imagery and rhetoric, such as clips from Fox News and references to Islamic State executions, and stars Jonathan Majors as a military veteran combating the depicted threat.

Fox News apologized for airing Kevin O'Leary's claim that opponents of his Utah data center project were Chinese government proxies. O'Leary later retracted the statement, acknowledging there was no evidence to support it, as the project faces local opposition and broader debates over data center impacts.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said large technology companies seek 'totally unchecked power' and should be split up, comparing them to governments in their ambitions. She made these remarks in an interview with Fox News discussing tech companies and artificial intelligence.

House Speaker Mike Johnson plans to send the 21st Century ROAD To Housing Act to President Donald Trump on Monday, aiming to lower housing costs through increased supply and reduced regulations. Trump had canceled a signing ceremony for the bill until Congress passes his election security legislation, but Johnson confirmed discussions with the president about the housing bill. The legislation passed both chambers with bipartisan support and will become law unless Trump vetoes it.

US President Donald Trump has suggested Syria take responsibility for dealing with Hezbollah, raising Lebanese fears of renewed Syrian military involvement. Damascus has denied these claims, while US envoy Tom Barrack dismissed reports of Washington pressuring Syria to act as 'false and inaccurate'.

Trump criticized Fox News anchor Shannon Bream for violating one of his cardinal sins during an on-air appearance. The incident involved Bream committing an act deemed a major transgression by Trump.

Megyn Kelly criticized Haitians and Syrians protected from deportation following a Supreme Court ruling allowing the Trump administration to end their protections. She used offensive language, stating 'Go back to f—ing Haiti' and 'We don’t want you.'

Catherine Herridge, a US journalist, faces a $800-per-day fine unless she reveals sources for 2017 Fox News stories. A district court held her in civil contempt, and an appeals court recently denied her request to stay the contempt ruling.

Iran condemned NATO for 'complicity' in the US-Israeli war against Iran after NATO chief Mark Rutte highlighted US military operations using allied bases. Rutte stated 500 US planes launched from Italian bases to support the 'Epic Fury' campaign, which Iran calls an unlawful war of aggression. Iran's foreign ministry accused NATO of violating international law and UN Charter principles.