News articles from 11 June 2026 : 05:42
Former Cubs star Anthony Rizzo says Chicago is in denial about the Bears leaving for Hammond, Indiana, calling the move absolutely wild for fans.
Ron Klain defends Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner's Nazi tattoo, sparking backlash from Jewish groups and Republican critics on social media.
Democrat Bob Brooks criticized Trump's overtime tax break on a podcast despite his national firefighters union's support, prompting GOP flip flop accusations.
Country star Radney Foster reschedules shows with Kelly Willis after hospitalization for a serious infection. He has been released from the ICU.
Jemele Hill says she feels sad that Karmelo Anthony, who murdered Austin Metcalf, was represented by a white lawyer rather than a black attorney.
The Brooklyn Cyclones will host a "King of Queens" night on July 11, featuring a bobblehead inspired by the "Doug Out" episode and special uniforms.
The Washington Post faced backlash from the White House and critics after claiming the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall looks almost the same after recent renovations.
The Spurs-Knicks games so far have been decided by an average of 4 points. The average margin across NBA Finals series is 11.8 points.
UFC star Bo Nickal shares advice for lost young men on Sean Hannity's show, urging faith, family, and community ahead of UFC Freedom 250 event.
Pasadena Police Department releases shocking video of an officer being shot after pointing his gun toward a fellow officer in a vehicle.
Ahead of Prime Day, snag a cooling blanket for its lowest price this year, goose feather pillows for half off and satin pillowcases for just $15.
One hundred days into the Iran war, renewed strikes and a failing ceasefire raise urgent questions about escalation, containment, or armed truce.
Fox News' "Antisemitism Exposed" newsletter brings you stories on the rising anti-Jewish prejudice across the U.S. and the world.
WWE star Sheamus posted bloody photos after a scary gym accident left him with a giant gash on his head, shocking fellow pro wrestlers online.
President Donald Trump has taken political revenge on all four Republicans who signed onto the Epstein files release law.
Reps. Ilhan Omar and Sarah McBride mocked Rep. Nancy Mace after she placed fifth in the South Carolina GOP gubernatorial primary contest.
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