NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Pittsburgh Steelers waited until the sixth round to select a quarterback in April's NFL Draft. But, after drafting former Ohio State quarterback Will Howard, the Steelers quarterback room still featured more questions...
Prostate cancer screening guidelines vary, especially for men over age 70. Experts discuss and debate current guidance following Joe Biden's aggressive diagnosis.
Senator Michael Bennet (D-CO) said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" that the Democratic Party's brand was not helpful for politicians to run under "anywhere."
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Spain calls for sanctions against Israel over Gaza: 'We must do everything to stop war' YnetnewsSpain hosts European, Arab nations to pressure Israel to halt Gaza assault Al JazeeraSpanish FM proposes international sanctions on Israel to stop war in Gaza The Times of IsraelSpain should think thrice before it lectures Israel about genocide - opinion The Jerusalem PostSpain convenes European, Arab nations to ramp up pressure on Israel in Gaza France 24
The Texas Legislature is one step closer to requiring the sheriffs of the state's largest counties to enter into cooperation agreements with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The Texas Senate passed SB8 in April and forwarded the legislation to the House. On Saturday, the House passed the third reading of the bill.
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South African opposition figure Julius Malema led his Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party on Sunday in chants of "Kill the Boer," "Shoot to kill," and "Kill the farmer," while President Cyril Ramaphosa stayed quiet.
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Aaron Rodgers dropped another hint about joining the Pittsburgh Steelers over the weekend but made clear he wasn't going to sign with at least one team.
Atlanta Dream center Brittney Griner was irate at WNBA officials on Saturday night as she and her team defeated the Dallas Wings, 83-75.
Taking your paid time off is important for your health and productivity in the workplace.
A U.K. report suggests chemical castration for sex offenders to ease prison overcrowding, sparking debate over ethics and informed consent in medical treatment.
The FBI arrested two Pakistani immigration lawyers in Texas, exposing a smuggling network that imported Pakistani migrants via several forms of white-collar fraud.
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A trans athlete advancing to California's girls' track championship sparks controversy, with CIF under investigation for defying federal orders.
Disneyland gave 100 U.S. Navy sailors and Marines "a day of magic" ahead of Memorial Day Weekend, continuing the company's support for U.S. servicemembers.
Experts highlight the complex mix of genetics, biology and environment in obesity. Study shows fat cells' memory affects metabolism and weight management.
Americans are unhealthy and MAHA, led by Kennedy and backed by Trump, is what the doctor ordered. The plan targets health reform, tackling obesity and chronic illness.
Hillary Clinton and liberal media figures are targeting conservative women. Their disdain highlights political divides and challenges facing Democrats with minority and female voters.
Free speech is one of the foundations of our freedom, but that's in jeopardy. Jailing students for political views endangers First Amendment protections.
Russia masses over 50,000 troops for offensive on northeastern Ukraine, Zelenskiy says ReutersUkraine braces for expected Russian summer offensive in the east The Washington PostRussia massing 50,000 troops near border of Ukraine's Sumy Oblast, Zelensky says The Kyiv IndependentRussia’s summer offensive could spark a new humanitarian crisis in Ukraine Atlantic CouncilUkraine Sounds Warning Over Russian Troops Massing at Front Line Newsweek
The FBI is investigating allegations of "targeted violence" against religious groups in Seattle, Deputy Director Dan Bongino said Tuesday.
As airlines tighten luggage rules, some travelers are using pillowcases to sneak extra items on board. Experts weigh in on this clever yet risky travel hack.
DC shooting suspect Elias Rodriguez was linked to a group that defended the Oct. 7, 2023 terrorist attack in Israel, calling it "legitimate."
The failure to investigate the Orleans Parish Correctional Facility as a crime scene by Sheriff Susan Hutson could harm prosecutors in the case, an ex-FBI agent says.
Higher Japan government bond yields could spark a wave of capital repatriation with Japanese investors pulling funds from the U.S.
