The movies, media and moral questions shaping American life.
A children's ministry message given to Breitbart lists alternatives such as 'kiddos' and 'folks.' The outlet then reviews Hamilton's sermons and finances. We did not see the message, and the piece has no church response.
The NASCAR driver told The Athletic the Kroger Health sponsorship is about flu shots and health. Breitbart's piece is pointed commentary that revisits his 2019 garage-rope episode.
Nina Tonji swapped 'impur' for 'uni' before Steelers-Saints at the Stade de France. OutKick's Armando Salguero says it set off online anger amid the unrest and argues the league should require singers to perform songs as written.
Erin Foster says it is okay to differ with her lead actor and tells Jewish fans, 'I see you and I hear you.' A Jewish PR executive praises her and says Hollywood leaves little room to defend Israel.
A department official says the case appears to raise viewpoint discrimination and First Amendment questions. No charges have been announced.
The special is called 'Michael Che: Shot in Minnesota.' Fox's report says he repeatedly used the R-word about Trump supporters. We have only Fox's opening paragraph and did not watch the special.
The group says Westerly's 2017 policy lets staff change a student's name, pronouns and records without telling parents, and lets students use facilities by gender identity. The district has not replied to Fox.
The vote comes two weeks after a volleyball player and her father sued the district. The father calls the new policy 'watered down' but an 'incremental victory.'
Conor Friedersdorf wrote that the posting, which encouraged BIPOC and LGBTQ+ applicants, hands Republicans an easy fight. A Democratic strategist told Fox it looked like virtue signaling.
On the MeatEater Podcast the comedian said a satellite-TV ad with him was an obvious idea that companies shied away from over his Southern accent. He stressed he has nothing against Snoop Dogg.
Fox's 'Deprogrammed' series profiles a former top Ohio high school outfielder who says baseball was his passion, not his purpose. Everything here is his own account.
The New Jersey tabloid figure told a podcast that agents stopped her outside a restaurant. It is her own account, and a Fox host's segment cast doubt on it.
Trump called James' conduct before his 76ers debut a 'TOTAL DISGRACE.' OutKick's Bobby Burack argues ESPN's wording sanitized what happened. This is a commentary piece.
Ireland's justice minister, whose department funded the campaign, said the video does not represent the government's views. The centre pulled it while it reflects on the campaign.
Six years after her 2020 essay, the author says her views 'haven't changed' and that the people least affected by gender policy are the most privileged. Fox quotes two legal advocates who back her.
In new remarks after a WNBA Finals seating dispute, the former NBA center alleges Celtics teammates froze him out, says a former teammate questioned LeBron James' activism, and claims some players privately back Trump.
Columnist Matt Calkins reports 100 to 200 adults gathered outside Wednesday's meet where a male runner competed in the girls' race. Initiative 638 on the Nov. 3 ballot would require K-12 athletes to compete by sex at birth.
In a clip that spread on social media, Welch called Vance unfit for office and urged people to defeat him. Critics say the gun language is dangerous. Her remarks also referred to beating him at the polls.
OutKick's Ian Miller argues the $250 million-plus adaptation looks like a flop in the making, citing a poorly received trailer, a delayed release and a week of film-executive departures at Netflix.
Prince William County police say a 27-year-old from Stafford was still swinging when officers arrived Wednesday night. Damage to the 9-foot limestone monument is estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Lucas Miles says he has urged the White House Faith Office to act on an Australian parliamentary inquiry into the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church. The church's leader denies directing any political campaigning.
Shane and Jennifer DeGross, a Christian couple who fostered for more than a decade, say the state tied their license to gender identity rules they could not accept. Washington agreed to revise its licensing rules, and the state says the deal also protects LGBTQ youth.
In an interview with Fox News Digital, the actor says faith is how he starts and ends each day and that he wants to 'get right everything my dad got right.' He also says 17 veterans worked on the show.
The ESPN host was pressed by Sunny Hostin and Ana Navarro over the Oct. 15 meeting. He says he pushed Trump on the Iran war, predicts Republicans keep the Senate and lose the House, and says he will keep talking to the president.
On a podcast with Kara Swisher, Clinton said the actor's message could help Trump get 'two more unchecked years.' McConaughey had said an independent vote is not a wasted vote.
Home distilling can carry up to five years in prison. The 5th Circuit struck the ban down and the 6th Circuit upheld it. The justices agreed Monday to settle it, likely by June.
On The New York Times' 'The Daily,' the Texas Senate nominee said he never ran to talk about trans issues and regrets not being 'more straightforward.' A women's-rights analyst calls it a 'bait and switch.'
The 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' creator imagines joining the DSA and adding 12 absurd planks to its platform. Some democratic socialists called it lowbrow. A California activist says the outrage proves his point.
The Buckley Institute poll found 54% of liberal students and 30% of conservative students agree. A Christian university president says the problem is moral formation, not free speech.
The Michigan Republican Senate candidate sparred with Bash on 'State of the Union' over Trump's 'jihadist' label and a viral clip of El-Sayed on the Muslim Brotherhood. El-Sayed's campaign calls the attacks racist and untrue.
Jan Crawford said her tweet violated CBS News standards and apologized. Democratic strategists called for her firing; a media watchdog said they 'need to grow up.'
The rapper, dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour last month, listed the Palestinian Youth Movement among twelve beneficiaries. The Jewish Leadership Council wants Live Nation to explain its vetting.
AB 1803 adds anti-hate-speech instruction to harassment training starting in 2028. Critics say it has no conscience exemption; a supporting group declined to comment.
David Hoffman, represented by First Liberty Institute, says a city policy barring 'religious, political, or issue-based leafleting' violates his First Amendment rights.
Sixteen-year-old Briley Lechner and her father filed a federal Title IX suit against Monroe Public Schools and the state athletic association; the district says it has not been served.
The Everett School District settled a religious liberty suit brought by LifeWise Academy over rules that made students conceal Bibles and families submit weekly permission slips.
Actor Geoffrey Moore tells Fox News Digital that studios are leaning on recycled franchises when audiences want stronger stories and sharper dialogue.
A bipartisan bill would create a federal tax credit to bring film and TV production back to the U.S., with extra support for rural communities.
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