Iranian opposition supporters rally in Manhattan, allegedly spray-painting "terrorists" on Iran's UN ambassador residence, as protesters demand intervention.

Florida health officials reportedly detected arsenic in 28 of 46 popular candy products tested, sparking debate over food safety standards.

Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson signs executive order directing city police to investigate federal immigration agents who allegedly break local laws.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey told The New York Times on Saturday that the city was "never going to agree" to enforce federal immigration laws, and that it's not the city's job to do so.

Newly released Epstein files name former NASCAR driver Brian Vickers in a series of emails and documents connecting him to the disgraced financier

Stephen A. Smith spoke out after Don Lemons arrest, saying it went against the First Amendment and that Lemons decades of journalism experience should have been respected.

FBI Director Kash Patel told "Saturday in America" that investigators had probable cause to execute a warrant at a Georgia election hub after an "extensive" investigation.

Multiple people were reportedly injured in a shooting during a Mardi Gras parade in Clinton, Louisiana, and authorities are investigating the incident.

Court of Arbitration for Sport will review Katie Uhlaender's appeal for Olympics spot after federation found Team Canada intentionally manipulated points.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville plans to avoid the Super Bowl halftime show, dismissing Bad Bunny as too woke" and saying the event has changed for the worse.

Edwin Antonio Hernandez Hernandez of El Salvador was taken into custody by ICE in Virginia, Department of Homeland Security sources told Fox News Digital.

NFL star Puka Nacua responded to Sydney Sweeney's dating preferences with a clever social media post about skydiving, sparking buzz among fans on social media.

San Francisco's Devil's Teeth Bakery faces online backlash for Anti-ICE cookies, but owner Hilary Passman vows to continue sales as long as ICE is killing people."

Hackers are targeting global shipping technology to steal cargo worth millions. New cybersecurity threats expose supply chain vulnerabilities worldwide.

Texas A&M eliminates Women's and Gender Studies degree program, citing "limited student interest" and policy compliance after comprehensive course review.

"Real Housewives" star Heather Gay reveals shocking double standard after 30-pound weight loss with GLP-1 shots - same personality, different treatment.

Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel, cleared in Martha Moxley's 1975 murder after 11 years in prison, discusses the decades-old Connecticut case that remains unsolved.

Former UCLA star Amari Bailey is attempting to make history as the first NBA player to return to college basketball after playing in the NBA with the Charlotte Hornets.

"Dances With Wolves" actor Nathan Chasing Horse was convicted of sexually assaulting Indigenous women in Nevada, facing a minimum of 25 years in prison for the crimes.

Hundreds protested in Milan ahead of the Winter Olympics over plans to deploy ICE agents for security support, drawing condemnation from city officials and human rights advocates.

Beloved TV personality "Produce Pete" Napolitano dies at 80 after more than 30 years teaching viewers how to pick perfect fresh fruits and vegetables on WNBC.

Draymond Green received his 10th technical foul as the Golden State Warriors faced the Detroit Pistons, later saying a White referee disrespected him as a Black man in America.

James Talarico, Texas Democrat running for U.S. Senate, faces criticism after saying atheists are more Christ-like than Christians on podcast hosted by James Carville and Al Hunt.

Paul George said he took improper medication" while seeking mental health treatment, a decision that resulted in a 25-game NBA suspension for the 76ers star.