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Remembering Oct. 7 requires moral clarity, resisting antisemitism and recognizing the deep biblical roots of the Jewish people in their homeland — a vital truth for American leaders.

Thirty years ago this week, along came Fox News. On the news side, it aimed for fairness and balance in its coverage. And Fox News hosts have won respect.

After Trump's White House AI accord, an EqualAI survey shows 46% of Americans distrust AI with their data, but 63% want independent scientific review.

Israeli Ambassador Danny Danon says Oct. 7, Flight 1073 and the hostage fight show Israel’s enemies failed to break its spirit.

Republicans risk losing their governor majority for the first time since 2011, with five toss-up races and Democratic momentum in key states.

Climate lawfare could raise household energy costs by nearly $1,500 per year as lawsuits, climate superfund laws and legislation target energy companies.

Trump's CMS crackdown canceled 315,000 unauthorized Obamacare enrollments covering 760,000 people, targeting $2.2 billion in fraudulent subsidies.

An Israeli medic's wrong test answer about combat gauze became the miracle that saved a soldier after shrapnel severed his femoral artery in Khan Yunis. Angels are among us.

Xi Jinping's navy faces a sustainment wall by 2031 as maintenance costs collide with China's cracking fiscal system and collapsing land sales.

Comedian and host Jimmy Failla reflects on Fox News Channel's 30th anniversary, sharing how the former NYC cab driver fell in love with the energy at "1211," aka Fox News headquarters.

Rush Limbaugh built talk radio's foundation, and Rupert Murdoch proved the same concept for cable news, reshaping conservative media for decades.

Susan Collins leads in Maine Senate polls despite Democrats' pickup hopes, while Abdul El-Sayed's controversial past clouds Michigan's tight race.

Shelby Steele's son, filmmaker Eli Steele, explores how the terror of being called racist silenced a generation and fueled the diversity industry's unchecked power.

From a basement construction zone in New York City to a state-of-the-art newsroom, a founding anchor reflects on Fox News Channel's 30-year rise.

Fox News' Jennifer Griffin recalls covering Vladimir Putin's rise in Moscow, the Kosovo War and the Second Intifada across nearly three decades.

Trump told the United Nations Iran must make a deal or face destruction, but seven months of war have yet to produce a clear political end state.

From climate lawsuits and second amendment rights to election integrity, five Supreme Court cases could reshape major constitutional battles this term.

Iranian strikes damaged Amazon Web Services data centers in the UAE and Bahrain, exposing why digital infrastructure is now a national security priority.

Democrats lead polls and push affordability as their message, but the question is whether rejection of Trump alone is enough without a real cause.

Enes Kanter Freedom explains how defying Turkey and China over human rights prepared him to speak out on fair competition in women's sports.