Category: World News

Fox News Flash top headlines for December 14 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com. With the Electoral College giving its archaic but official … Read More

The fringe right-wing lawyer who filed the court challenge to Donald Trump’s election loss in Georgia has called on the president’s supporters to stock up on “Second Amendment supplies” — presumably … Read More

Former franchisees and executives at Retail Food Group have slammed the company as being "unethical and greedy", as the food retailer faces its first regualtory action over its poor treatment … Read More

Georgia ministers send letter urging Senate candidate Warnock to denounce abortion Fox News contributor Alveda King slams the Rev. Raphael Warnock’s pro-choice abortion stance on ‘Fox & Friends First.’ Georgia … Read More

Attorney General William Barr is stepping down after crossing Donald Trump on two high-stakes issues that had dominated the president’s pronouncements in recent weeks: a probe into Joe Biden’s son … Read More

Wisconsin’s highest court rejected President Donald Trump’s lawsuit seeking to throw out thousands of mail-in and absentee ballots in two big Democratic-leaning counties over alleged irregularities, ruling that he and … Read More

Rep. Crenshaw on ‘Georgia Reloaded’ ad featuring him ahead of Senate runoffs Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, tells ‘Fox & Friends’ the ad is meant to show voters ‘how the left … Read More

Jill Biden reportedly pushing for debt-free college as incoming first lady Jill Biden to back debt-free community college; reaction from research fellow at The Heritage Foundation Joel Griffith. Longtime Wall … Read More

The multilateral approach to global affairs came under attack during President Donald Trump's administration. Trump's "America First" agenda swept aside more cooperative and communal strategies to world trade, diplomacy and … Read More

President Donald Trump will leave office on Jan. 20 under the biggest cloud of corruption and scandal of any president since 1974, when Richard Nixon waived dual victory signs after … Read More