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President Trump and Secretary Burgum should take over the disaster areas, help victims rebuild, and stiff the grifters and the state and local governments.Join Fox News for access to this contentPlus special access to select articles and other premium content with your account - free of charge.

Morning Glory: Not a dime to the state of California for fire relief

Scientists say consumption of the beverage may have health benefit by reducing intake of metals such as leadThe medicinal effect of a cup of tea is no surprise to anybody who has headed straight to the kettle after a laborious work meeting.But researchers say they may have found a more scientific explanation for why it is associated with health benefits.

Brewing tea removes heavy metals from water, study finds

CNN —A French man whose stolen credit card was used to buy a winning lottery ticket has offered to split the jackpot with the two thieves.The criminals broke into Jean-Davide Estele’s car in the city of Toulouse on February 3 and used his credit card to buy a few items at a bar that same day, Estele’s lawyer Pierre Debuisson told CNN on Tuesday.

Thieves bought a winning lottery ticket with a stolen credit card. Its owner has offered to split the jackpot

An online content creator has been charged with criminal mischief for allegedly making “disturbing” videos of her contaminating store products by urinating on them, spawning an investigation and a product recall dating back four years ago.The investigation began on Feb. 14 when the Keene Police Department in New Hampshire received an anonymous tipoff regarding a woman – later identified as 23-year-old Kelli Tedford – who had “posted disturbing videos to an internet site” of her “contaminating items in a local business with her urine,” according to a statement from the Keene Police Department released on Friday.

Online content creator arrested after videos surface of her urinating on grocery store products dating back 4 years

CNN —Leave it to Jon Stewart to possibly require medical care after getting passionate about something associated with medical care.On Monday night’s episode of “The Daily Show,” Stewart used part of his monologue to talk about federal subsidies to pharmaceutical companies and the high cost Americans pay for prescription drugs.

Jon Stewart got so into his ‘bloody good’ monologue he cut his hand open on ‘The Daily Show’

‘I think we’ll live.’@edengrinshpan/TikTok(Licensed)Cook, author TV show host, and cheese enthusiast Eden Grinshpan (@edengrinshpan) issued a TikTok PSA on cheese storage. According to her, putting one’s cheese in Ziploc bags is a bad idea, and she offered up what she says are superior storage solutions.

‘Then why is it packaged and sold in a plastic bag??’: Chef reveals how Ziploc bags are ‘ruining’ your cheeses. Then she reveals how to properly store it

The converted warehouse will soon be able to house up to 2,200 male-only migrantsNYC residents blast new 2,200-bed migrant shelter as dumping groundBronx residents expressed their anger Monday after learning they are powerless in stopping a new 2,200 migrant shelter from opening in their neighborhood. (Credit: FOX 5 New York)

Massive blue city migrant shelter opens despite residents furious opposition

Many parents are not aware they can claim up to $2,000 per child on their taxes for 2024 and 2025. Understanding these credits can make a significant difference to your family finances.^^Understanding the Child Tax Credit^^The **child tax credit (CTC)** allows eligible parents and caregivers to claim up to $2,000 for each qualifying child under the age of 17 for tax years 2024 and 2025.

Maximize Your Child Tax Credit: Up to $2,000 Per Child for 2024-2025

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea’s impeached president defended his martial law decree as a desperate bid to promote public awareness of the danger of the opposition-controlled parliament, and vowed Tuesday to push for political reform if reinstated.President Yoon Suk Yeol made his final statement at the Constitutional Court as it wrapped up oral arguments in his impeachment trial.

South Korea’s Yoon defends his martial law decree as impeachment trial nears end

It’s less about productivity and more about control, Rebecca Ackermann writes.Aïda Amer/MIT Technology Review | Photos AdobeThis story originally appeared in The Algorithm, our weekly newsletter on AI. To get stories like this in your inbox first, sign up here.Opaque algorithms meant to analyze worker productivity have been rapidly spreading through our workplaces, as detailed in a new must-read piece by Rebecca Ackermann, published Monday in MIT Technology Review. Since the pandemic, lots of companies

How AI is used to surveil workers

Putin said Russia is one of the undisputed leaders in terms of reserves of rare-earth metalsRetired Navy captain casts doubt on Ukraine war ending in coming weeks: Still a lot of fight leftFormer U.S. military diplomat Brent Sadler joined Fox & Friends First to discuss his take on the status of peace talks for the Ukraine war, the latest on a rare earth mineral deal with the U.S. and the next phase for the ceasefire deal in Gaza.

Putin says Russia is open to economic cooperation with US on rare earth minerals

The Supreme Court said in a divided ruling that a defendant in a rare death penalty appeal will get a new trial because the prosecution violated its obligations.Richard Glossip’s appeal was unusual because Oklahoma’s Republican attorney general agreed that the defendant should get a new trial due to prosecutorial misconduct.

Supreme Court grants new trial in Richard Glossip’s unusual death penalty case

What makes a great university? Academics say they value seeing their efforts recognized, witnessing the impact of their work on students and society, and working in a collegial environment. In my studies as a research fellow in educational psychology, I’ve found that students expect more than just a sound education — they want friendship with other students, emotional growth and skills that will help them to secure jobs.

Move beyond ‘publish or perish’ by measuring behaviours that benefit academia

Galatasaray intend to initiate criminal proceedings as a resultPortuguese manager Jose Mourinho was accused of racism by Turkish side Galatasaray at the end of the derby played on Monday against Fenerbahce. While the awaited clash between the two Istanbul clubs ended 0-0, there was a lot of tension around the game between the leaders of the Turkish league, Galatasaray, and the current runners-up, due to what took place in recent weeks.

Jose Mourinho accused of making 'racist statements' by Galatasaray after saying bench jumped 'like monkeys'

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Former Bond villain has solution to prevent spy franchise from going 'woke'

The president recently rebuked a 2020 trade deal known as the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement even though he signed it.President Donald Trump is outraged that Americans are footing an unfair financial burden, citing a 2020 trade deal called the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement that he signed.The president claimed during a White House press conference Monday that the impacts of the USMCA will be alleviated with a 25% tariff on all Canadian and Mexican goods starting next week, and unwittingly criticized himself after rebuking America’s neighbors.

Donald Trump Accidentally Insults Himself: ‘Who Would Ever Sign A Thing Like This?’

The Joann store near Park City Center is among 800 that will be closing as part of a bankruptcy liquidation of the fabric and crafts retailer.The Ohio-based retailer announced the store closures after failing to find a buyer willing to keep them open."Joann leadership, our board, advisors and legal partners made every possible effort to pursue a more favorable outcome that would keep the company in business," Joann said in a statement posted on its website.

Joann will close all 800 fabric and craft stores, including sole Lancaster County location near Park City

’10/10 purchase. Those things run forever.’Mikhail Akimov/ShutterStock(Licensed)A husband presented a proposition to his wife: Buy a used car from a co-worker he thought would be perfect for the whole family.She went along with it, but made sure to record her reaction when he delivered the car to their front door, to capture her first impressions of the car.

‘Dude got a steal’: Woman says husband bought 2005 Lincoln for only $1K. Then she sees him pull up in it

'Hell Out of It' singer suffered health crisis that led to 8-day coma in April 2024Country star Colt Ford credits God for second chance after near-fatal heart attackCountry music star Colt Ford tells Fox News Digital that he credits God for giving him a second chance at life after he suffered a near-fatal heart attack and was in an eight-day coma.

Country star Colt Ford credits God for second chance after he ‘died 2 times’ from near-fatal heart attack

"I grabbed my things and left as quickly as I could."As a cancer survivor, watching Netflix’s new show “Apple Cider Vinegar” felt like a gut punch. The show captures the exhaustion and desperation many cancer patients feel, and the seductive allure of ditching traditional medicine for the promise of a “natural” cure.

A Doctor Claimed He Knew Why I Got Cancer. When He Told Me, I Was Horrified And Embarrassed.

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Dan Bongino, the conservative podcaster named deputy director of the FBI, has spent the past seven years publicly criticizing the agency he will now help run, pushing conspiracy theories about corrupt FBI leadership and agents who were out to get President Donald Trump.A survey of Bongino’s podcast transcripts by NBC News from 2017 to 2025 found that he made the FBI a regular target on his show, routinely claiming that the bureau colluded with the so-called deep state, an alleged shadowy network of entrenched federal and military operatives.

Dan Bongino’s yearslong history of FBI criticism and conspiracy theories

LONDON -- French President Emmanuel Macron used his visit to the U.S. to publicly push back on President Donald Trump's repeated attacks on Ukraine, fact-checking his American counterpart in real-time and urging caution in talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.During their joint Oval Office appearance on Monday, Macron interrupted Trump when the latter said that Europe was being paid back 60% of the aid it contributed to Kyiv over the last three years of war.

Macron warns Trump to 'be careful' on Ukraine, fact-checks him at the White House

Federal workers who received an email with a demand by Elon Musk that they list the work they did in the last week don't have to reply, the Trump administration's Office of Personnel Management said. President Trump's selection of Dan Bongino as the FBI's deputy director is sparking concern among some bureau veterans.

Daily Briefing: DOGE denied

Musk says federal workers will get one more chance or face 'termination'Tracer Gallagher: We’re astounded about the response to Elon Musk'Common Sense' Department: Elon Musk is asking federal workers to list five accomplishments per week. Critics call it 'cruel,' but CSD suggests those doing more than five a week should not have to worry one bit.

Deadline for Musk's ultimatum to federal workers hits, but consequences remain vague

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Scientists have finally given the all-clear to Earth from a newly discovered asteroid.After two months of observations, scientists have almost fully ruled out any threat from the asteroid 2024 YR4, NASA and the European Space Agency said Tuesday.

Scientists (mostly) rule out this newly discovered asteroid hitting Earth in the next decade

Cassie Laundrie says she was misquoted by policeBrian Laundrie case: TikTok user gets Cassie Laundrie on the record with brother on the run after Gabby Petito's homicideBrian Laundrie case: Wanted fugitive's sister told protesters that her family has been ignoring her following the disappearance of her brother and the death of Gabby Petito

Brian Laundrie's sister estranged from family amid explosive new docuseries

‘What noise did the car make again?’A first-time oil change can be nerve-wracking, but one woman witnessed a hilariously unexpected moment during her sister’s first experience.On Jan. 4, the TikTok account @spammyspamacnt shared the video retelling the moment it went wrong when a mechanic asked her sister to rev the engine.

Woman goes to get her first oil change. Then they ask her to rev it up to 2,000 RPMs and hold it for 2 seconds

CNN —Some of MSNBC’s biggest stars are – in extraordinary on-air fashion – rebuking management’s decision to cancel Joy Reid and Alex Wagner’s shows and lay off their production staffs.Rachel Maddow used part of her Monday night show — MSNBC’s most watched hour — to call the move “a bad mistake.” She said it “feels indefensible” that “both of our non-white hosts in prime time are losing their shows, as is Katie Phang on the weekend.”

Rachel Maddow and other anchors lambast MSNBC’s decision to cancel Joy Reid and Alex Wagner’s shows

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The Italian government told judges at the European Union’s highest court on Tuesday that its transfers of migrants to asylum processing centers in Albania comply with EU and human rights laws.The European Court of Justice has fast-tracked a pair of cases brought by two Bangladeshis who had their asylum applications rejected after a single remote hearing from an Albanian detention facility.