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'People are strapped': Fox Business host declares Trump's term has 'gone the wrong way'

Fox Business host Dagen McDowell warned that Americans had "every right to be upset" because President Donald Trump's second term had "gone the wrong way."

During a Friday panel discussion, McDowell agreed with contributor Steve Forbes that Trump was right to pursue fraud within the government. Still, she insisted that alone was not enough to turn the economy around.

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'They wanted to kill me': New York man speaks out after ICE mistakenly beats him

A New York man said that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents admitted that they had the wrong person after he was beaten on the street in the Bronx.

Jeury Concepcion, 19, told WNBC that he had to get stitches and suffered a concussion after his encounter with ICE on Wednesday.

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Sean Duffy reveals he took a 7-month road trip for reality show while transportation head

Former Fox News contributor Sean Duffy revealed that he spent seven months making a reality show while serving the country as Secretary of Transportation.

In a Friday interview on Fox News, Duffy and his wife, Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy, announced their new program called "The Great American Road Trip."

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'Good news': Trump secretary brags about taking food stamps from '4.5 million people'

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins recently celebrated the removal of food stamps from 4.5 million Americans.

During an interview with Newsmax host Rob Finnerty this week, Rollins seemed jubilant about her success in moving people off of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

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CBS News' Bari Weiss threatened to sue 60 Minutes reporter after axed story furor: report

Emmy award-winning "60 Minutes" correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi has retained a prominent litigator as her tenure at the prestigious CBS News program heads for an abrupt end — the result of a public clash with newly appointed CBS News head Bari Weiss that has escalated into legal threats.

Alfonsi's contract with the network is set to expire at the end of the month with little hope of renewal after Weiss killed her ready-to-run "Inside CECOT" investigation just hours before it was scheduled to air, Page Six Hollywood reported Friday. The investigation focused on the controversial deportation of multiple people to a notorious El Salvador prison.

At the time, the correspondent responded by sending an internal memo to her colleagues criticizing what she characterized as management's meddling and an attempt to "shield [the Trump] administration." The memo was leaked to the press, creating a public firestorm that forced Weiss to publicly defend her decision to pull the segment.

According to Page Six, Weiss subsequently threatened to sue Alfonsi for the leak, claiming it constituted a breach of contract. However, sources close to the situation suggest the dispute may be resolved amicably, with one insider noting that "Bari has her hands full right now."

Alfonsi has engaged Bryan Freedman, a high-profile litigator known for representing on-air news talent including Megyn Kelly, Don Lemon, Tiffany Cross, and Tucker Carlson after their respective networks terminated them. Freedman is renowned for extracting substantial settlements for his news clients — most notably securing $69 million for Kelly when she departed NBC News in 2019, according to the Page Six report.

However, sources familiar with the clash told Page Six that Alfonsi may face significant obstacles in securing a major settlement. Since CBS News is not firing her but simply allowing her contract to expire, her legal leverage appears limited.

Fox News' favorite cardinal slams Trump's attack on Pope Leo

A Catholic cardinal who appears frequently on Fox News condemned President Donald Trump's repeated attacks on Pope Leo.

After Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with the pope this week, Cardinal Timothy Dolan spoke out against the U.S. president's claim that the Catholic leader was "weak on crime" because he opposed wars like the conflict in Iran.

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'Should work': Texas doc sells horse dewormer for hantavirus despite COVID-19 reprimand

After being officially reprimanded for treating COVID-19 without permission in Texas, Dr. Mary Talley Bowden has started selling an unproven horse dewormer to treat hantavirus.

Bowden responded to reports that at least five hantavirus cases had been confirmed aboard a cruise ship by speculating about the efficacy of ivermectin.

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Markwayne Mullin whines 'kamikaze' Democrats are sabotaging his paperclips

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Markwayne Mulling complained that "Kamikaze" Dems had sabotaged his supply of paperclips during the recent partial government shutdown.

During a Fox Business interview on Thursday, host Maria Bartiromo asked Mullin if he could insulate DHS from future shutdowns so "people are still getting paid."

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Trump seeks UFC fighter's approval on Iran war: 'We're in good shape, right?'

President Donald Trump paused an event at the White House to ask UFC lightweight interim champion Justin Gaethje for his opinion on the war with Iran.

During an Oval Office meeting to promote an upcoming UFC fight on the White House lawn, a reporter noted that Iran had "refused to submit" despite an onslaught of attacks and other wartime measures.

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Trump would've fired Lutnick if he saw Epstein deposition — but GOP blocked recording: Dem

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) predicted President Donald Trump would have fired Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick if he had seen how poorly he performed during his deposition on Jeffrey Epstein.

Following Lutnick's testimony on Wednesday, Khanna noted that Republicans had blocked attempts to video record the deposition.

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Questions swirl as Fox News reporter arrives just in time for secret FBI raid on key Dem

Fox News London correspondent Alex Hogan was repositioned to Portsmouth, Virginia, just in time to cover an FBI raid on a Democratic politician who led redistricting efforts that could help her party take control of the U.S. House of Representatives.

In a social media post on Wednesday, Fox News congressional correspondent Bill Melugin noted that Hogan was on the scene "where the FBI is raiding the office of Virginia Senate President Pro Tempore L. Louise Lucas, a Democrat and close ally of VA Governor Spanberger."

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James Comer grilled for massive double standard on Trump official's Epstein testimony

House Oversight Chair James Comer (R-KY) was peppered with questions about why he let a member of President Donald Trump's cabinet give a deposition on Jeffrey Epstein without video recording it, while refusing the same opportunity to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton.

On Wednesday, Comer spoke to reporters at the Capitol minutes before beginning the deposition with Lutnick.

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FBI investigating journalist for 'deeply unflattering' report on Kash Patel: MS NOW

The FBI is reportedly investigating an Atlantic journalist who wrote a "deeply unflattering" report on Director Kash Patel's drinking habits.

Two sources familiar with the investigation confirmed to MS NOW that the "highly unusual" investigation was looking into the leaking of material that embarrassed Patel for alleged drinking and absences from work. Agents investigating journalist Sarah Fitzpatrick were reportedly based in Huntsville, Alabama.

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