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Adam Fetcher, a former deputy press secretary for the Obama administration, was fired from his Minneapolis city job after allegedly stealing cash and credit cards from coworkers to purchase kratom. Surveillance footage linked him to a Minneapolis smoke shop where he allegedly used a stolen card to buy kratom, and the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office is reviewing the case.

The article discusses the debate over whether Senate candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, running in Michigan's Democratic primary, should be called a physician despite lacking a valid state medical license. It contrasts El-Sayed's medical credentials with the medical backgrounds of current and former senators, emphasizing the distinction between holding a medical degree and being licensed to practice medicine.

Dr. Mehmet Oz, CMS Administrator under President Trump, accused blue states like California of exploiting Medicaid fraud as a 'feature' to fund state programs and pay unemployed individuals. He criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom for not addressing widespread fraud, leading to a $1.3 billion cut in the state's Medicaid reimbursements by the Trump administration.

Dr. Mehmet Oz, CMS Administrator under President Donald Trump, accused blue states like California of exploiting Medicaid fraud as a 'feature' to fund state programs and create economic incentives. He criticized California Gov. Gavin Newsom for not addressing widespread fraud despite internal warnings and cited a $1.3 billion cut in Medicaid reimbursements to the state.

Israel shared intelligence with the United States indicating Iran had planned a new assassination attempt against President Donald Trump, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The threat is linked to Trump's 2020 strike that killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, and Trump acknowledged facing multiple assassination attempts in remarks cited by Fox News Digital.

Martina Navratilova urged San Jose State University to fire volleyball coach Todd Kress following allegations from a former player of an 1998 hotel room incident. The former player claimed Kress smeared caramel on her face, held her down, and exposed himself while intoxicated. SJSU acknowledged the allegations but did not suspend Kress, who continues as head coach.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul suggested Rep. Elise Stefanik would have been a tougher Republican opponent than gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman, prompting Blakeman to compare Hochul to Disney villain Cruella de Vil and criticize her record. Stefanik, who was a GOP front-runner before withdrawing, had support from party leaders, and Trump endorsed Blakeman after her exit.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul stated that Rep. Elise Stefanik would have been a tougher Republican opponent than Bruce Blakeman in the gubernatorial race, while Blakeman criticized Hochul's record and compared her to Disney's Cruella de Vil. Stefanik had previously considered running for governor but withdrew, and former President Trump endorsed Blakeman after her exit. Hochul maintains a fundraising advantage over Blakeman.

Federal lawyers are leaving the Trump administration and joining Democratic state attorneys general's offices, contributing to legal challenges against the president's second-term agenda. Over 10,000 federal attorneys have departed since 2025 began, with more than 100 identified as working for Democratic attorneys general, participating in cases opposing Trump administration policies.

Federal lawyers are leaving the Trump administration and joining Democratic state attorneys general's offices, with over 100 identified as working on cases challenging the administration's agenda. Legal filings show these attorneys are involved in lawsuits opposing Trump's policies on transgender healthcare, research grants, and National Guard deployments.

A Waymo autonomous vehicle in San Francisco drove into lit fireworks during Independence Day celebrations, terrifying passengers who recorded the incident. No injuries were reported, and the company stated it is evaluating the event. Possession of fireworks, including 'Safe and Sane' types, is illegal in the city.

Hasan Piker, a progressive Twitch host, expressed strong support for a sexual assault accuser against Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, calling the allegations 'curtains' for his campaign. Other liberal media figures, including Luke Russert and Jon Favreau, also demanded Platner step down, citing credible evidence and urging the Democratic Party to replace him by a key deadline.

Graham Platner, a Maine Senate candidate, faces rumors of withdrawal after multiple event cancellations without explanation, with conservative outlets and prediction markets speculating about his future. Controversies including abuse allegations, a Nazi-linked tattoo, and inflammatory posts have surrounded his campaign, while a key deadline on July 13 could allow the Maine Democratic Party to replace him if he withdraws.

A national security expert who fled Cuba warns that a 'vicious cycle' in American politics could lead to 'communists in double digits' in Congress. He attributes the rise of socialist candidates to factors like White guilt and affordability crises, citing recent socialist victories in New York, Seattle, and Colorado.

New Hampshire's Pine Tree Riots, which opposed British taxation of pine trees, are highlighted as a precursor to the Boston Tea Party. Governor Kelly Ayotte emphasizes New Hampshire's revolutionary role, including being the ninth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution and the first to draft its own state Constitution.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum defends Trump’s infrastructure initiatives in Washington, D.C., highlighting restored memorials, graffiti removal, and crime reduction as proof of combating decline. Projects include a $14.7 million Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool restoration and a $400 million White House ballroom, with the Department of the Interior citing 510 graffiti removals and 1,301 bench rehabilitations.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum defends President Donald Trump's infrastructure projects in Washington, D.C., highlighting efforts to restore memorials, reduce graffiti, and improve public spaces as proof that America is rejecting decline. The administration has spent over $400 million on projects including the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool and White House ballroom, while the Department of the Interior reports removing graffiti, homeless encampments, and repairing roads and monuments.

The re-release of the 'Reagan' movie includes a 'Make America Great Again' line omitted in the original due to it being an election year. Director Sean McNamara explained the exclusion, noting the phrase was used by President Ronald Reagan in 1980 and later adopted by President Donald Trump. The film's special edition, featuring new scenes, will re-release in September 2024 for America's 250th anniversary.

Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan Senate candidate, advocated for releasing prisoners during a 2020 webinar hosted by the University of Michigan’s Carceral State Project. He argued incarceration reflects societal failures and endorsed continued decarceration post-pandemic. The event included a convicted murderer and a registered sex offender, though the latter denied knowing El-Sayed’s background.

Fox News Digital surveyed attendees at the Great American Fair on the National Mall about their economic grade and voting priorities. Most respondents gave the economy a 'B' but emphasized values, leadership, and party affiliation over economic factors in their voting decisions. Some expressed cautious optimism about economic growth, while others noted concerns like inflation and high prices.

Fox News surveyed attendees at the Great American Fair on the National Mall about their economic grades and voting intentions. Most respondents rated the economy a 'B' but emphasized values, leadership, and party affiliation as key vote determinants over economic factors. Participants like Jay Miller and Donna Festinger expressed optimism about economic growth, while others like Bonnie and Dan Cuda noted concerns about prices and inflation.

Rep. Susie Lee, a Nevada Democrat, emphasized bipartisan efforts during a speech but later expressed a desire to 'beat the s--- out of' Pete Hegseth. The remarks occurred as she discussed rare earth minerals and her advocacy for MP Materials, a U.S. critical minerals company, amid her re-election campaign in a closely divided district. Lee has faced prior scrutiny for profanity-laced social media posts targeting Donald Trump.

Rep. Susie Lee, a Nevada Democrat, expressed contradictory remarks during a public event, stating her commitment to bipartisanship while also declaring she wanted to 'beat the s--- out of' Pete Hegseth. The comments occurred as she discussed rare earth minerals and her advocacy for MP Materials, a U.S. company. Lee, who faces re-election in a closely divided district, has previously drawn scrutiny for profanity-laced social media posts.

Fox News Digital's News Quiz highlights a primary upset in Colorado and police identification of Empire State Building climbers as foreign daredevils. The quiz also references Usha Vance's critique of The New York Times regarding her maternity dress and the New York Knicks' NBA title celebration.

Robert O'Neill, a Navy SEAL who killed Usama bin Laden, praised America's opportunities for those willing to work hard and warned against a 'victimhood' culture that he says undermines the nation's history. He emphasized the importance of perseverance and equal opportunity in the military, while criticizing institutional cowardice and political divisions as threats to national unity.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker claimed President Donald Trump exhibits signs of dementia through disjointed speech and public behavior, criticizing Trump's rhetoric on socialism. The White House dismissed Pritzker as a 'slob' and 'incompetent governor,' defending Trump's health and accusing him of spreading false narratives to remain relevant.

A father, Brady Harmon, is grieving the loss of his four children following an alleged murder-suicide in New York. The children's grandmother is suspected of poisoning them and their mother before taking her own life. Harmon criticized the system for delays in custody proceedings that prevented him from reuniting with his children.

An 18-year-old New Jersey man accused of killing two 17-year-old girls in a hit-and-run claimed he was carjacked, but dashcam footage shows him driving to the scene. Vincent Battiloro was charged with two counts of first-degree murder after evidence contradicted his account of being attacked by a masked individual.

A CBS News Chicago reporter and photographer were attacked near the Adler Planetarium by multiple men in a white truck who shouted racial slurs and damaged their equipment. The journalists escaped unharmed, and police later arrested suspects following a chase involving a gun. The incident remains under investigation.

Rep. Thomas Massie denied allegations from his ex-girlfriend Cynthia West, who claimed he offered her money and a non-disclosure agreement related to a wrongful termination lawsuit against Rep. Victoria Spartz. West also alleged Massie bragged about an affair with Rep. Lauren Boebert shortly after his wife's death. Massie confronted a Fox News Digital reporter by questioning his personal preferences and recording the interaction while denying the claims.

Rep. Thomas Massie denied allegations from his ex-girlfriend, Cynthia West, who claimed he offered money and an NDA related to a wrongful termination dispute and bragged about an alleged affair with Rep. Lauren Boebert. During a confrontation with a Fox News Digital reporter, Massie denied the claims and aggressively questioned the reporter, recording the interaction while asking personal and confrontational questions.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani plunged into a public pool in a business suit to celebrate summer but faced a political clash with GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman over comments made about Democratic Socialists of America-backed congressional candidate Brad Lander. Mamdani defended Lander against Blakeman's allegations, while Blakeman accused Mamdani of antisemitism and anti-American sentiments.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani plunged into a public pool in a business suit to celebrate an outdoor pool anniversary, but the event was overshadowed by a political clash with GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman over comments Blakeman made about Democratic Socialists of America-backed candidate Brad Lander. Mamdani condemned Blakeman's remarks comparing Lander to a 'concentration camp guard,' while Blakeman accused Mamdani of lacking credibility and antisemitism.

Don Arias, a firefighter and 9/11 victim's brother, criticizes Dr. Adam Hamawy, a Democratic congressional candidate in New Jersey, over Hamawy's past associations with Omar Abdel-Rahman, the 'Blind Sheikh' linked to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. Arias accuses Hamawy of ties to radical Islamic terrorism despite his medical and military credentials.

Brandi Glanville, a former 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star, discusses ongoing health issues including facial swelling, lumps, and a recent diagnosis of a benign tumor in a facial lymph node. She previously suspected a parasite from Morocco and was diagnosed with stress-induced angioedema, spending over $100,000 on medical consultations and considering ruptured breast implants as a potential cause.

Tyler Robinson faces charges for allegedly shooting and killing Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. His legal team is delaying the case through pretrial motions, mirroring strategies used by Bryan Kohberger's defense in a previous murder case to avoid the death penalty.

A metal cabana frame at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino's DAER Club in Hollywood, Florida, collapsed into a crowded pool area due to strong winds, injuring five people. The incident involved guests and employees assisting those trapped before first responders arrived, with witnesses sharing shock at narrowly avoiding the falling structure.

Dustin Nolan, a former Iowa news anchor, clarified his departure from KWQC TV6 was not abrupt or ideological, stating he had planned it months with his wife and was not fired. He criticized media outlets for misrepresenting his exit and using his son's name without permission.

Vice President JD Vance is the Trump administration’s primary public advocate for a fragile Iran Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), while internal divisions exist over Iran’s reliability on nuclear commitments. President Trump has joked about Vance’s role in the deal, which opened a 60-day window for negotiations, with officials like Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth, and John Ratcliffe reportedly expressing reservations.

Ilhan Omar's financial disclosures show a significant drop in asset values from $6 million to $30 million in 2024 to at most $125,000 in 2025, potentially resulting in a negative net worth. Her office attributes the initial overstatement to incomplete information from her husband's businesses' accountants.