Iranian president experiences ‘hard landing’ in helicopter: Iranian media
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi experienced a "rough landing" in a helicopter on Sunday, according to Iranian state media.
Poll: Abortion rights draws support as most in Florida call current law “too strict”
Florida is drawing plenty of attention for its abortion battles, and it’s showing widespread support for abortion access in the state, though that does not translate into making it a presidential battleground. That’s because voters here rate Florida’s economy as mixed and the national economy as bad, with inflation and immigration having more impact on
Trump plans audacious Bronx rally but congressman says his borough won’t be fooled
Former President Trump will hold his first campaign rally in New York since 2016 on Thursday where he aims to highlight President's Biden's record on inflation and crime.
College students lament interrupted and canceled commencement ceremonies due to anti-Israel unrest
Several undergaduate Jewish students talked to Fox News Digital about the recent antisemitism on college campuses and commencement interruptions by anti-Israel agitators.
Arizona AG confirms Rudy Giuliani served in elections case amid former Trump associate’s 80th birthday party
Rudy Giuliani, a former associated of former President Donald Trump, became the final defendant served indictment among 18 charged in Arizona elections case.
Stefanik rebukes Biden, praises Trump in address to Israeli parliament
Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York, the highest-ranking Republican woman in the House, rebuked President Biden and praised former President Trump over U.S. military support for Israel in an address to its parliament on Sunday. “There is no excuse for an American president to block aid to Israel — aid that was duly passed
Abortion, Party Lines Dominate Georgia’s ‘Nonpartisan’ Supreme Court Election
Gov. Brian Kemp announced that he would spend more than $500,000 to help get Justice Pinson, whom he appointed in 2022, elected. When Georgia voters participate in their state’s general primary election on May 21, they will also get to vote for their state Supreme Court Justices. However, the officially nonpartisan contest for a seat