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• Larry Kudlow: This will damage the dollar
• Kevin McCarthy meets Taiwan's president in wake of China threats
• Dana Perino shares touching trip to Rwanda
• Speaker McCarthy downplays disputes in Taiwan
• Jesse Watters: Jill Biden is costing Joe Biden the next election
• China and Russia attempt to undercut the US dollar
• Jesse Watters: Biden ordered the Trump raid knowing he had documents spread all over
• Joe Rogan speaks about how gender ideology is a sign of civilizational decline
• Gianno Caldwell: New Chicago mayor set to be worse than Lori Lightfoot
• Judge Jeanine: Chicago has lost its mind
• Trump indictment: Andy McCarthy details next stage in the legal process
• Karine Jean-Pierre: 'A child and their parents' should decide on gender treatments
• 'No doubt' WSJ reporter is wrongfully detained, Blinken says
• Fr. Mike Schmitz: The human spirit recognizes we are made for more
• Dana Perino: DA Alvin Bragg's charges against Trump are 'horrendous'
• 'Bachelor' star on why she'll strip down for Playboy over OnlyFans
• NC State Rep. Tricia Cotham explains why she left Democratic Party for GOP
• Karine Jean-Pierre stumbles when pressed on Biden absence at King Charles coronation: 'A snub' to the British
• WATCH LIVE: Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Tsai Ing-wen hold press conference
• Trans woman and new ‘Bud Light’ partner Dylan Mulvaney now paid by Nike to model sports bras
• Sen. Hawley gives 2024 update and teases his next plans
• Dragging Trump 'into the bowels' of a Manhattan court is a 'horrendous act': Judge Jeanine Pirro
• Trump will now never be a 'footnote' because of indictment: Kellyanne Conway
• Trump's legal turmoil a 'big distraction' to GOP voters: Asa Hutchinson
• Is Biden bothered by Trump's domination of headlines?
• US must respond to Chinese actions: Mark Esper
• Florida officials believe killings of three teens may be the result of gang activity
• Dave Rubin: The winners are allowed to win
• Liberal media, legal analysts and more suggest Trump indictment 'underwhelming'
• Bride falls at wedding reception, hurting her foot and missing her honeymoon
• New far-left mayor approach to crime, law enforcement will only ‘exacerbate’ Chicago’s problems: Raymond Lopez
• Disney’s live action remake of ‘The Little Mermaid’ rewrites songs like 'Kiss the Girl' to teach consent
• Michigan State University roasted for inclusive 'language guide': 'Anti-Christian bigotry'
• AI tool shows promising ability to detect genetic mutations, cancer earlier than humans
• Dana Loesch slams Hillary Clinton for election comments during Columbia talk: Irony of ironies
• Gov. Abbott gets credit for Texas' stash house crackdown: Robert Almonte
• Utah dog in heaven playing in fresh snow
• Philadelphia Eagles cheerleaders perform on 'Fox & Friends Weekend'
• Protesters clash outside Reagan Library as Taiwan president meets with McCarthy
• Chicagoans angry over new $500 million Obama Presidential Center
• WATCH LIVE: White House briefing underway with Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre
• 'The View' hosts clash over Trump indictment: 'He's not going to jail for this'
• Felicia LoAlbo-Melendez, 11, was a "lifelong advocate" against bullying, her mom said
• NC Democrat becomes Republican, giving GOP veto-proof majority
• Manhattan DA Bragg questioned by liberal media over Trump charges
• Leo Terrell: Alvin Bragg challenged and damaged our legal system
• Hillary Clinton departs honorary dinner held at the Lotos Club
• Lightning strikes Missouri truck in shocking video
• Chicago goes even further left with election of Lori Lightfoot's successor
• Former Rep. Mike Rogers of Michigan, a potential 2024 GOP presidential contender, says his emphasis on retail politics could boost him if he runs for the White House
• Hit series 'The Last of Us' puts spotlight on possible fungal pandemic
• Robert O’Brien says US support for Taiwan part of deterring China: Peace through strength
• Former Rep. Mike Rogers of Michigan, a potential 2024 GOP presidential contender, says Trump indictment could lead to ‘ripping the fabric of the United States apart'
• Tech expert who warned of risks of social media urges AI pause: ‘We have to get this right’
• Former Rep. Mike Rogers of Michigan, a potential 2024 GOP presidential contender, supports some ‘guardrails’ when it comes to new artificial intelligence advancements
• Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods says arrest imminent in 3 teen deaths
• Florida sheriff says arrest is imminent in shooting deaths of three teens
• Chicago Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson speaks at election night victory event
• Nashville Detective Collazo speaks following school shooting
• Nashville Officer Engelbert speaks following school shooting
• Rep. Lance Gooden calls Artificial Intelligence 'very scary,' urges action 'before it's too late'
• Ronna McDaniel: The Republican base is energized and angry
• Virginia police make arrest in Dulles Town Center shooting
• Rope-like tornado spins over Iowa town
• 2035 is 'too soon' for California heavy trucks to go electric, American Trucking Associations CEO warns
• Trump targets judge, family after NYC arraignment
• Tennessee House speaker calls for expulsion of Democrats who led gun protest
• 'If we learned anything from Terminator...': Americans question threat of AI
• Trump indictment sounded like a Milli Vanilli song: Trey Gowdy
• Killer whales caught on camera attacking gray whales: See the shocking video
• Nashville police find suicide note, guns, ammo, inside school shooter's home: Report
• Trump charges draw comparisons to indictment of Republican Tom DeLay
• Jimmy On 'Gutfeld': This Is Alvin Bragg's Pothole Pete Moment
• Bret Baier: Legal experts have a real problem with Bragg's case
• Democrat voters torch Bragg over Trump indictment: 'Concentrating on the wrong thing'
• Electric Ram 1500 REV revealed
• Media unravels over Trump charges as debate continues over the strength of the charges
• Admiral McRaven shares lessons on leadership in new book
• Trump indictment unsealed after former president pleads not guilty to 34 felony counts
• John Bolton: 'I’m extraordinarily distressed' by Trump charges
• Trump faces Judge Juan Merchan for first time in NYC court
• Mayorkas refuses to acknowledge southern border is in 'crisis'
• James Comer on Trump indictment: The Bidens were 'basically laundering money'
• Kurt 'The CyberGuy' Knutsson explains robodogs
• NYC mother shreds Bragg for targeting Trump after charges were dismissed in son’s murder
• Sen. Tom Cotton calls for Trump indictment to be dismissed immediately
• Nancy Grace: Murders of 3 Florida teens were not random
• Joe Concha: Karine Jean-Pierre went full 'Biden classified documents' mode
• Stunning Iowa tornado tears through central part of state
• Morgan Ortagus on Americans stuck in Russia: We need action, not just words
• Florida grand jury claims White House facilitates forced migration, forced child abuse
• Trump evades gag order, pleads not guilty to 34 felony charges
• Elderly cats live in retirement village: See their little cottages!
• Oregon mother of five claims adoption was denied over Christian faith
• USDA looks to cut milk access for WIC participants
• Young conservatives hope to stop shift to left on campus
• Farmers fear bankruptcy as solar plants buy land
• Focus should not be on Trump but 'failures' of Biden admin: Rep. Gimenez
• Former FBI agent rips Bragg for ignoring NYC crime surge amid Trump case: 'Sad and insulting'
• Trump pleads not guilty to 34 felony charges
• Matt Gaetz: Trump has a 'renewed sense of focus' after indictment
• Ingraham: FEC didn’t pursue a complaint against Trump, so why is Bragg?
• Miranda Devine: Biden gets to hide in the basement from his problems
• Here's how a faith-based movie performed at the box office
• This indictment doesn’t actually describe the crime: John Yoo
• Are 2024 odds in Trump's favor post-indictment?
• Eric Trump on arraignment: I've never seen a stronger, more determined person
• Ingraham: Until we get a better government, voters will suffer
• I'm concerned about the integrity of the system: David Schoen
• This indictment was a 'disappointment' and a 'relief': Joe Tacopina
• Jimmy Failla: Jill Biden is welcoming losers and champs
• Trump attorney: America's democracy was indicted and arraigned today
• Trump represents an existential threat to the Left: Laura Ingraham
• Jimmy Failla: No objective observer sees this as anything more than a political persecution
• FDA approves overdose reversal drug, first responders say it could save lives
• Bragg's press conference was pathetic: Sol Wisenberg
• Sean Hannity: Trump arraignment ushers in dark era in America's justice system
• Coming up on Wednesday, April 5 edition of ‘Special Report’
• We are in the middle of a revolution: Victor Davis Hanson
• Tulsi Gabbard: Democrat establishments are blinded by hatred of Trump
• New York's Bragg should be disbarred, Atlanta's Willis 'a hack': Mark Levin
• Bud Light's partnership with transgender influencer sparks outrage, debate
• Harmeet Dhillon: This photo will be a prop in campaign ads
• Bragg conceded they used federal funds in Trump indictment: Jim Jordan
• Tucker Carlson: Trump didn't commit a campaign violation
• Jonathan Turley: Trump case could 'collapse' before it gets to trial
• Stormy payments timeline implodes Bragg's election interference allegation: Andy McCarthy
• WATCH LIVE: Former President Donald Trump speaks at Mar-a-Lago after pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts
• WATCH LIVE: Former President Donald Trump speaks at Mar-a-Lago after pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts