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'Beep! Boop!' Trump's Fox News call-in fumble spurs social media uproar

Donald Trump's rebuttal to Vice President Kamala Harris packed quite the punch — on his telephone buttons.

Trump's phone-in interview to Fox News Thursday night after Harris accepted the Democratic Party's presidential nomination was interrupted at least six times by the former president seeming to accidentally press the buttons on his own phone.

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'He's still talking': Fox News panel laughs as Trump ushered off beeping phone call

A rambling Donald Trump was no match for producers at Fox News, who cut away from the former president during a lengthy rebuttal to Kamala Harris' acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention.

Trump's rebuttal on the network touched on his familiar talking points: denying he had anything to do with Project 2025, railing against Harris as a failed border czar and baselessly accusing her of being a Marxist.

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'Get left for a younger woman': Comedian D.L. Hughley skewers Donald Trump at DNC

Comedian D.L. Hughley stood up for Vice President Kamala Harris Thursday night — and left the crowd members roaring in their seats.

'What's happening, California?" Hughley asked the delegates from Harris' home state. "You know what, in three months, there ain't going to be no living with you all."

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'We miss you every day': Slain Jan. 6 cop's family speaks at the DNC

The family of U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, who lost his life defending the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, told attendees of the Democratic National Convention Thursday they hold Donald Trump responsible.

Sicknick's brother Craig and mother Gladys stood side by side on the stage of the United Center in Chicago as a monitor on stage showed a photograph of the smiling cop who died one day after he was attacked by Capitol rioters.

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'Affront to Jews everywhere': Josh Shapiro hits back at Trump's 'anti-Semitic tropes'

Pennsylvania Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro, who is Jewish, hit back at former President Donald Trump on the final night of the Democratic National Convention, saying the MAGA leader's "anti-Semitic" comments are an "affront to Jews everywhere."

Trump raised eyebrows by highlighting Shapiro's Jewish faith when the ex-president slammed Shapiro's convention speech.

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'Wanted us un-alived': DNC greets Exonerated 5 as they hit out at Trump

The Democratic National Convention roared on Thursday in support of the Exonerated Five, five Black and Latino teenagers who were accused in 1989 of a brutal attack on a White investment banker in New York City's Central Park.

Trisha Meili was found with severe trauma and rape injuries and left in a coma. Five teenagers — Antron McCray, 15; Kevin Richardson, 15; Yusef Salaam, 15; Raymond Santana, 14; and Korey Wise, 16 — were arrested, convicted and sentenced to prison in the case.

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Thunderous applause at DNC as Elizabeth Warren tears up at podium

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren wept as she walked onto the stage for day four of the Democratic National Convention.

Warren held her hands to her heart as she took the stage to make the case for Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.

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Fox News host fact-checks Trump's claim of a 'jobs whistleblower' with real numbers

Former President Donald Trump spent the past few days talking about a mythical "whistleblower," who gave "real" economic data that shows the jobs rate and unemployment data and that it was way off from what President Joe Biden quoted.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics posts numbers every month. After about a month, they are adjusted to be more accurate. Fox News host Neil Cavuto explained there's nothing untoward or secret about it on his Thursday show after Trump repeated the claim at the border.

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'He's wrong!' Harris adviser clashes with Fox host who uses Obama aide's words against him

White House economic adviser Gene Sperling clashed with Fox News' Neil Cavuto Thursday as the host went after Vice President Kamala Harris' plan to crack down on price gouging in supermarkets — and Cavuto quoted a former Obama economic adviser who was skeptical of the proposal.

The plan, which is part of a broader package that also calls for lowering housing costs by building millions of new units, has drawn criticism from Republicans characterizing it as a price control scheme. Trump even used it to build his branding of Harris as a "communist."

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'Remarkable': Fox News host shocked Trump wasn't alerted to manhunt after death threat

A Fox News host was floored Thursday that former President Donald Trump wasn't informed of an ongoing manhunt in Arizona for a man who threatened his life.

When a reporter informed Trump there was a "manhunt" ongoing for a man who made threats against him, Trump said he hadn't been informed, but that he had "heard it's dangerous."

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Trump claims Dems support mass deportations because he reads it in their 'body language'

Former President Donald Trump cited the "body language" of Democrats as proof that they support his proposed mass deportation policy.

While speaking to reporters at the U.S. border in Arizona on Thursday, Trump was asked about Democrats who oppose the mass deportations he has proposed to carry out if he is reelected.

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Trump insists he can't 'legally' be tied to Project 2025 during rambling border speech

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump complained about being tied to a controversial conservative plan to remake the country if he is reelected.

During a speech at the U.S. border in Arizona on Thursday, Trump lashed out at Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz for warning about Project 2025 when he spoke at his party's convention this week.

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Watch: J.D. Vance struggles to order at donut shop as employee refuses to be seen with him

Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance (R-OH) made an awkward trip to a donut shop in Georgia as an employee asked not to be pictured with him.

Before delivering a speech in Valdosta on Thursday, Vance's campaign visited a donut shop, where the candidate tried to place an order himself.

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